Parent 101 Materials
Quick reference guide for incoming families on navigating tech, books, dress code and more

Pod December 10, 2019

Before school, we host Survival Skills 101 — an interactive session for new families with school administration and staff. This presentation is an opportunity for parents/guardians to have questions answered in regard to technology, textbooks, dress code, and more.

View the 101 handout

View the slideshow from the Parent 101 Event

Dress Code FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions about the school dress code

Do I need a blazer on “Dress Attire” days and does it need to be branded for Jesuit?

No, on Dress Attire days, which are usually for Mass, students do not need to wear a blazer. If you would like to wear a blazer, sport coat, or suit they do not need to be Jesuit branded. (We do not sell any branded sport coats in any of our stores.)

Can students wear shorts for Standard Dress?

Yes. Like the pants, they must be khaki-style or chino-style shorts. No athletic shorts are permitted outside of PE/Athletics. Pants and shorts must be a solid color.

Pod January 9, 2017

BYOD FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about the Bring Your Own Device program

So, how does this work?

All students are required to have a portable computer device. Families will be able to purchase a device of their own choosing. The links below provide specification requirements and offer examples of approved devices to help families make informed decisions. Please consider the following steps before purchasing a device for your family:

Pod August 3, 2020

Website & Email Communication FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about syncing the calendar and subscribe/unsubscribe

How do I sync the school calendar into a Google or Apple Calendar?

The preferred method for linking the school calendar to your personal calendar is to subscribe. Subscribing to the calendar allows you to refresh and see changes. You may also use the “iCal Feed” button but that will only download a snapshot of the calendar. The static “iCal Feed” download will not reflect updates that occur after your download.

Pod August 13, 2021

Student Drop-off/Pick-up and Morning Access to Campus
Please remember to respect neighbors and use designated drop-off areas, use new pedestrian access

Early morning access to campus – Main Entrance | O’Donnell and Fair Oaks Gate

Our campus will remain closed until the O’Donnell Gates open at 6:00am each morning. Students arriving for early morning practices, class meetings, or other campus activities should access campus through the Main Entrance O’Donnell Gate off Fair Oaks Blvd.

Freshman and Sophomores – American River Drive

Drop-off along American River Drive
No U-turns, please watch for bikers and pedestrians
Students walk and enter campus off American River Drive through pedestrian gates by Parking Lot E
Remember always park on the school side of the street and be respectful of neighbors
Students should avoid crossing American River Drive, except at designated crosswalks

New crosswalk and pedestrian access gate/path

We have recently completed construction of the new pedestrian access gate on American River Drive. This gate and the new associated walking path provide a safe means for students to access campus without having to cross through the parking lot. In addition, this new gate provides a means to appropriately secure access to campus during the school day. We ask all freshmen and sophomore students to utilize the new pedestrian gate and walking path to enter campus during the morning drop-off period as well the after school pick-up period. The pedestrian gate will open at 7:00am each morning and will remain open until approximately 15 minutes after the start of the school day.

Juniors and Seniors – near Chapel/Gym

Pod June 19, 2019

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Student and Parent Handbook
2024-2025 school policies, guidelines, and information

Pod July 1, 2019

Dress Code & Personal Appearance Policy
Includes examples and dress policies for standard, casual and dress attire

Jesuit High School believes that student appearance has an impact on attitude and behavior. It is the responsibility of parents to see that their student is properly dressed and groomed for school. Students are expected to adhere to the dress code throughout the school day and they are to be properly groomed at school-sponsored events. Violations will result in detention (JUG). Students found to be in flagrant or repeated violation may be denied entrance into class and/or sent home from school.

Overview June 3, 2019

Shop Jesuit
Three official providers for LogoWear, PE Clothes and Gifts

Jesuit has two official stores and an Exchange closet. Our two authorized sales providers operate independently of each other and offer different items. Please check your receipt if you are unsure where you made your purchase. PE Clothes are available for purchase through the Cove, in-store only.

Questions? Contact shop vendors directly

Marauder’s Cove: Jesuit’s on-campus shop is run by parent volunteers of the Loyola Guild. Visit the Cove website or shop in person during posted store hours.
email Shopping@JesuitHighSchool.org
BSN: This approved third-party vendor has a 24/7 online Sideline Store plus special seasonal online pop-up shops for Athletic teams, PE clothes, and dress code items
email MyTeamShop@bsn.com
call 1-800-749-3813
visit SidelineStore website

Clothing Exchange

Visit the Exchange page to learn how to make an appointment to exchange/borrow/donate. The Clothing Exchange is open to all students.

Pod July 27, 2022

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Parent Student Athletic Handbook
2024-2025 includes sport specific policies, guidelines, and schedules

This is for reference only. Families will need to review and sign electronically acknowledging the receipt of the handbook in FinalForms. Please see FinalForms for more details, including deadlines.

Pod July 9, 2014

School Schedule FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the schedule, Collaboration, Community and Flex periods

About the Schedule

What are the benefits of this schedule?

The schedule maintains classroom instructional time and frequency of class meetings while also providing more structured opportunities for students to feel like they are part of the campus community by improving access to teachers, re-emphasizing clubs and other co-curricular programs, and giving space and time for new programs for student support to take shape and help our students flourish.

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Parent 101 Materials Quick reference guide for incoming families on navigating tech, books, dress code and more