Today is Thursday, May 15, 2025

Regular Order, Day 4

• The Blue Jay newspaper meeting has been rescheduled to today. See Canvas for more details.
• All juniors must report to the auditorium today during the first half of lunch for a meeting with Mr. Delatte and Mr. Armelin to prepare for the Summer Service Project.
• The St. Joseph Society will be having a guided discussion about next year’s plans by Dr. Delio and new leadership today during the first half of lunch in Room 120.
• The Pro-Life Club will meet today during the second half of lunch in Room 316. 
• Derek Carr retired and the Pelicans lost the lottery. Discuss this and more at our last Sports Analysis Club meeting of the year today during the second half of lunch in Room 231.
• Students interested in joining the Jesuit Cross Country and Track and Field team for next school year will meet today during the second half of lunch in Room 110. See Coach Keiser with questions.
• Jesuit students and girls from Catholic schools are invited to attend the last Campus Ministry Night tonight from 6:30-8:00 pm. There will be games, Adoration, and confession. Food and drinks will be provided.
• The Panama Courts for Kids group will meet tomorrow during the second half of lunch (starting at 12) in Room 314.
• The varsity football team will play its spring game at Hahnville tomorrow evening starting at 5:30.  The jv game follows after the conclusion of the varsity game.  Admission is $5.00.
• Students must empty their lockers by the end of Exams.  Remove your lock and take it home.  You must bring your lock on registration day.  If you do not have your lock with you on registration day, you will have to buy a new Jesuit lock.  Also, save your current Student ID card for use until new cards are issued next year.

Results:

• The Churchill Society of New Orleans recently held its annual Student Essay Contest, and three Blue Jays took home top prizes. Congratulations to sophomore Conner Bussey who won First Place and senior James Redmann and sophomore Brady Crowson who tied for Third Place.