Arrupe Jesuit High School

When Natalia first came to Arrupe Jesuit, she brought a dream and a desire to create a better future not only for herself but also for those in her life whom she cares most about.

Over the past four years, Natalia has grown into a thoughtful leader, creative problem solver, and compassionate young woman with a clear vision for the impact she wants to make in the world. This fall, she will attend CU Denver to study architecture and interior design with the goal of designing safe, affordable, and meaningful spaces for communities that need them most.

Reflecting on her time at Arrupe, Natalia shared:

“I am extremely blessed to have attended Arrupe and to have had a family-like community these past four years. I am so grateful for all the support I received from teachers, staff, and, most importantly, my college counselors. Thank you for making college possible.”

Natalia’s story is a reminder of what makes Arrupe Jesuit so special. Students come here with dreams, talent, and potential. They leave with the confidence, support, and opportunities to pursue them. Through strong academics, dedicated mentors, college counseling, and a community that truly cares, Arrupe helps students discover who they are and who they are called to become.

Our faculty and staff show up for our students in incredible ways every single day. We are deeply grateful for the leadership, care, and guidance they provide to our students and school community.

Their dedication helps shape not only strong students, but compassionate leaders prepared to make a difference in the world.

How about a round of applause for our families!

Introducing the Class of 2026 🎓

Two recent meaningful celebrations at Arrupe Jesuit: Baccalaureate Mass and Junior Leadership Mass.

At Baccalaureate Mass, we gathered in prayer and gratitude to celebrate the Class of 2026 as they prepare for graduation and the next chapter ahead.

During Junior Leadership Mass, we blessed our juniors as they step into their new role as leaders on campus. We are excited to see how they will continue to guide and shape our community in the year ahead.

These traditions are a beautiful reflection of the faith, leadership, and community that continue to define the Arrupe Jesuit experience.

Congrats to the several alums of Arrupe Jesuit who graduated from Regis University this past weekend, including Angel and Alexa, ’22, who ran into Fr. Everson at the Regis University Baccalaureate Mass on Sunday morning!

Thank you for the grant to Cristo Rey Network to support college scholarships for our 2026 graduates! These scholarships can help students with interest in careers in business, engineering, or technology, including our students at Arrupe Jesuit, be ready for the jobs of tomorrow.

https://www.cristoreynetwork.org/impact/news/news-details/~board/news-posts/post/deloitte-foundation-awards-22-million-to-cristo-rey-network-in-support-of-college-scholarships

That’s a wrap on retreat season for Arrupe Jesuit!

From Freshman to Senior Silent Retreat, it’s been a very successful year of retreats for our student body, and we’re so grateful for how they brought their whole selves to each experience — body, mind, and soul. We’re also grateful for our amazing student and staff leaders who made these formative experiences possible, and we’re looking forward to kicking things off again next fall!

There has never been a better time to join the Arrupe Jesuit family.

Our campus is growing and so is our incoming class. We are adding eight new classrooms, a redesigned administrative area, a new teacher workspace, and a brand new College and Career Center built to help students explore their futures with clarity and confidence. This is an exciting moment for our school and we want your student to be part of it.

If you know a family with a driven, curious student who is ready for a rigorous Jesuit education in the heart of Denver, please send them our way. The application deadline for our incoming 9th grade class is May 1st and spots are still available.

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Last week, we had the privilege of hosting our annual CWSP Supervisor Appreciation Breakfast, a meaningful morning dedicated to gratitude and community.

To our supervisors, thank you for being the foundation of Arrupe Jesuit's Corporate Work Study Program. Your impact reaches far beyond the workplace, and we hope you know that. We are proud to recognize those celebrating 20, 15, 10, and 5 years of partnership, along with the organizations who joined us this year as new partners.

To each of you, thank you for believing in our students and in this mission.

20 Years
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck | Plante Moran | Janus Henderson Investors

15 Years
Colorado House of Representatives | Julia Temple

10 Years
Annunciation Catholic Parish | Care Synergy | The Conflict Center | Twin Parishes Food Bank

5 Years
AlloSource | Butterfly Pavilion | CuraHR | Energy Outreach Colorado | Family Promise of Greater Denver | Fidelis Catholic Credit Union | Food Bank of the Rockies | Mile High Early Learning | Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue | Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children | Staq Pharma

First Year
Absolute Caulking and Waterproofing | Colorado Nonprofit Association | Colorado Soccer Foundation | Cornerstone Apartment Services | Edge Construction | Fortis Bank | Gilmore Construction | Re:Vision | Rocky Mountain Snow Guards | Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church | Senior Support Services | Spark the Change Colorado | Stolfus and Associates | Stride Community Health Center | Sun Valley Youth Center | Superior Underground | Thriving Families | TruStile Doors | Virta Health

If you made it this far, perhaps you are curious about becoming a CWSP partner yourself. We would love to connect with you. Reach out to our Director of CWSP, Chad Cookinham, at [email protected] to learn more about how your organization can get involved.