News on Carrollton & Banks
Cross Country (District 9-5A Championship): 1st
Swimming (District Championship): 1st
Swimming (District Championship): 1st
Golf vs Holy Cross: W 147–178
Cross Country (CHS Pete Fountain '59 Meet): 2nd
Football vs Chalmette: W 24–7
Golf vs Rummel: W 151–210
Golf vs St. Augustine: W 164–194
Football vs Holy Cross: W 33–6
Swimming (vs. Brother Martin): 1st
Record Rounds of Fairway Success
Junior Brooks Blanchard's record-setting 29 headlines a fall stretch that has seen the Blue Jays dominate both team and individual competition on the course.
Message From The Vatican, Bishop Anthony Corcoran, S.J.
A Jesuit bishop sends greetings from Rome, offering a word of encouragement and solidarity to the Jesuit community in New Orleans.AMDG: To Serve the Greater Glory of God
Jesuit is one of 15 high schools nationwide chosen for Boston College's AMDG program, uniting students through Ignatian spirituality and a call to serve others.
A Century of Footsteps
On the centennial of Jesuit's move to Carrollton Avenue, a campus shaped by wars, storms, and generations of Blue Jays stands as both an anchor to the past and a home for the future.
Prospective Jays Fill Blue & White Night
On a lively fall evening at John Ryan Stadium, more than 400 middle schoolers explored what life as a Blue Jay looks like through sports, performances, and firsthand conversations with coaches and students.
Enter The Jaytrix
From a rollercoaster cheer led by seniors to a Saints quarterback's video message, the fall pep rally packed Benson Arena with tradition, creativity, and anticipation for Friday's district opener.
Colonel Stephen DeTrinis ’97 Honored as Distinguished Military Alumnus
Commanding Marine Corps Base Hawai'i after more than two decades of service, DeTrinis credits his Blue Jay years with laying a foundation for military leadership.
Colorful Chemistry
First-year teacher Mackenzie Pierce guided chemistry students through a flame test that turned electron theory into vivid, visible science.
Saints Do Walk Among Us
A decade after his death, the Jesuit community gathered to remember Fr. Raymond Fitzgerald, S.J. '76, whose faith, humor, and presence shaped generations of Blue Jays.