Jesuit High School of New Orleans

Jesuit High School of New Orleans Jesuit High School of New Orleans is a Catholic, college-preparatory school 8-12 grade boys. Jesuit NOLA, JesuitNOLA
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The Blue Jay community gathered for the Mass of the Holy Spirit, celebrated by Fr. John Brown, S.J., and Fr. Penn Dawson...
09/05/2026

The Blue Jay community gathered for the Mass of the Holy Spirit, celebrated by Fr. John Brown, S.J., and Fr. Penn Dawson, S.J. In his homily, Fr. Brown challenged Blue Jays to move from discernment to decision, embracing the work, sacrifice, and formation ahead while trusting in the gifts of the Holy Spirit. As the school continues its year centered on the Sacred Heart of Jesus, students were reminded that the Spirit calls each of us forward, forming our hearts more closely to Christ’s.



Read more about the Mass and Fr. Brown’s message at www.jesuitnola.org/2026/09/04/called-forward/

The Blue Jays opened the 2026 football season with a 28-20 victory over Madison Prep, powered by a two-quarterback attac...
09/04/2026

The Blue Jays opened the 2026 football season with a 28-20 victory over Madison Prep, powered by a two-quarterback attack, big plays on both sides of the ball, and plenty of energy from the Blue Jay Marching Band, Jayettes, cheerleaders, and The Gizzard. Before kickoff, the seniors alongside their parents were recognized, setting the stage for a memorable opening night and a strong start to the season.



Read more game highlights and view photos here: www.jesuitnola.org/2026/09/04/two-quarterbacks-one-strong-start/

MCJROTC had the privilege of welcoming 12 World War II veterans to The National WWII Museum as part of the Gary Sinise F...
09/03/2026

MCJROTC had the privilege of welcoming 12 World War II veterans to The National WWII Museum as part of the Gary Sinise Foundation’s Soaring Valor program. Alongside Tulane NROTC, volunteers, and Museum staff, Blue Jay cadets greeted the veterans before a day of touring the Museum and honoring their remarkable service. The experience gave the cadets an opportunity to connect with living history while showing their gratitude and respect for a generation whose courage, sacrifice, and commitment to service continue to inspire.

Student Council brought the Mushroom Kingdom to Carrollton & Banks, kicking off a Mario-themed Welcome Week filled with ...
09/01/2026

Student Council brought the Mushroom Kingdom to Carrollton & Banks, kicking off a Mario-themed Welcome Week filled with energy, friendly competition, and plenty of Blue Jay spirit. After Bowser kidnapped Princess Peach at morning assembly, the action continued at lunch with Jesuit and Super Mario trivia, where correct answers earned students the chance to take aim at house prefects with water balloons and water squirters.

Brebeuf House edged out Xavier in overtime to claim the week’s first points, but with more games and Mario Kart still ahead, the race is far from over. Stay tuned to see which house makes its way to the top of the leaderboard.

With the first full week of the school year complete, Carrollton & Banks is once again filled with the familiar energy i...
08/22/2026

With the first full week of the school year complete, Carrollton & Banks is once again filled with the familiar energy in the classroom and throughout campus. The energy is unmistakable as Blue Jays settle into their classes, reconnect with friends, and dive into student life both on campus and beyond. Welcome back, Jays.

Blue Jay parents got a firsthand look at life at Carrollton & Banks during new parent orientation and mini-schedule nigh...
08/21/2026

Blue Jay parents got a firsthand look at life at Carrollton & Banks during new parent orientation and mini-schedule night.

The evening began with an introduction to the routines, resources, and expectations that will help families navigate the transition to Jesuit. Pre-freshman and freshman parents stepped into their sons’ shoes, following their schedules from class to class, meeting teachers, and learning more about the year ahead.

As parents made their way through the halls and classrooms, they gained a better sense of their sons’ daily experience and the important partnership among students, teachers, and parents.

By the final bell, parents could call their own first day at Jesuit a success. And, fortunately, not one received a PH.

New Blue Jay parents gathered for Breakfast with the President to connect with fellow families and hear from school lead...
08/19/2026

New Blue Jay parents gathered for Breakfast with the President to connect with fellow families and hear from school leaders about the journey ahead. Fr. John Brown, S.J., Dr. Jeremy Reuther ’01, and Stephanie Strain shared how Jesuit’s traditions, expectations, and partnership with parents help young men grow in faith, responsibility, and independence. Together, parents, teachers, counselors, and mentors will walk alongside these new Blue Jays as they become the men they were made to be.

Senior Andrew Connor Eagle earned a superscore of 36 on the ACT®, a national standardized measure of college readiness. ...
08/18/2026

Senior Andrew Connor Eagle earned a superscore of 36 on the ACT®, a national standardized measure of college readiness. Eagle is an alumnus of Christian Brothers School and is the son of Margaret and Andrew Eagle. The ACT® consists of tests in English, mathematics, reading and science, each scored on a scale of 1–36.

Eagle is actively involved in numerous academic and service organizations. He serves as president of Mu Alpha Theta and is a member of the Medical Society and National Honor Society.

Eagle’s commitment to service is evident through his volunteer work with the Henry Aucoin Foundation and Operation Upgrade.

08/15/2026

Principal Dr. Jeremy Reuther ’01 challenged students to consider what true strength looks like: wisdom joined with eloquence, ambition governed by meekness, and confidence grounded in humility.

“Meekness is not weakness.” It is the strength to remain composed when provoked, the discipline to choose love over anger, and the freedom to pursue excellence with a heart ordered toward what is good. Humility, likewise, does not mean hiding the gifts God has given us, but recognizing that those gifts are not the measure of our worth.

Pointing to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Dr. Reuther called the Blue Jays to become men of strong hearts who speak well; men prepared to lead, serve, compete, and love with courage.

“O Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make my heart like unto thine.”

Blue Jays gathered in the Chapel of the North American Martyrs for the first Mass of the year on the feast of St. Maximi...
08/15/2026

Blue Jays gathered in the Chapel of the North American Martyrs for the first Mass of the year on the feast of St. Maximilian Kolbe, beginning a year centered on devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

In his homily, Fr. John Brown, S.J., reflected on the Sacred Heart as an expression of Christ’s perfect and sacrificial love, calling Blue Jays to allow their own hearts to be formed after the heart of Christ.



Read more about today’s celebration: www.jesuitnola.org/2026/08/14/hearts-made-new/

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4133 Banks Street
New Orleans, LA
70119

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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