The ministry holds the belief that all people, regardless of their social standing, deserve to be buried with dignity and respect. This program is just one of the Jesuit experiences your son can be part of at U of D Jesuit. U of D Jesuit is receiving gifts from the estates of two benefactors totaling $10 million.
The donations represent the largest estate gifts in the school's 145-year history. The value of the bequests will create the top two endowed student scholarships at U of D Jesuit. The Silent Auction is open! Start your bidding. All proceeds fund the Tuition Assistance Program. U of D Jesuit was featured on the NBC TODAY Show recently because of our efforts in addressing the mental health of students and student-athletes.
The donations represent the largest estate gifts in the school's 145-year history. The value of the bequests will create the top two endowed student scholarships at U of D Jesuit. The Silent Auction is open! Start your bidding. All proceeds fund the Tuition Assistance Program. U of D Jesuit was featured on the NBC TODAY Show recently because of our efforts in addressing the mental health of students and student-athletes.
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We are founded on the more than 470-year-old Jesuit educational goal of forming men for others for the Greater Glory of God. Our graduates are leaders in their communities; they strive to be competent, religious, loving, open to growth and committed to justice.
When you meet our graduates, you will find that they are leaders: in the business world, in the arts, in religious life, in politics, in the sciences and technology, in sports, and especially in the community.It is a goal of our school and of Jesuit education to prepare our young men to be leaders-- to engage the world, not just to observe it.
When you meet our graduates, you will find that they are leaders: in the business world, in the arts, in religious life, in politics, in the sciences and technology, in sports, and especially in the community.It is a goal of our school and of Jesuit education to prepare our young men to be leaders-- to engage the world, not just to observe it.
The cafeteria is open for breakfast and lunch, including all lunch food station lines. Our cafeteria is run by Quest Food Management. The Quest Team prepares menus supporting their fresh, made from scratch, high quality dining program. The staff will be following all the CDC guidelines required by the state of Michigan.
Job Summary: University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy is seeking an experienced full-time English teacher for students in grades 7 and 9. Duties would include instruction for five sections of English to include literature, composition, formal English grammar, and sentence diagramming.
Additional duties would include one period of student prefecting and one homeroom period in accordance with department/school policies in effect at the time of hire.The Day Shift Custodian / Gym is responsible for providing overall support in the cleaning and maintenance of the school facilities as a member of the Facilities Team, to include particular focus on the maintenance and upkeep of the gymnasium and related areas.
Additional duties would include one period of student prefecting and one homeroom period in accordance with department/school policies in effect at the time of hire.The Day Shift Custodian / Gym is responsible for providing overall support in the cleaning and maintenance of the school facilities as a member of the Facilities Team, to include particular focus on the maintenance and upkeep of the gymnasium and related areas.
U of D Jesuit High School and Academy provides optional bus transportation service for your son. The dispatcher will be able to contact the driver and determine when the bus will be at your location. Please understand the bus cannot wait past its designated departure time if you are running late. The guidelines listed below will assist us to insure anyone who travels on the bus is safe during their ride to and from school.
Reviews (9)
Mark Blum
Nov 05, 2019
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I've been blessed in business and in life as a DIRECT RESULT of the lessons I learned from the compassionate educators at "The High".
Their dedication toward mentoring any student willing to learn is unsurpassed in ANY secondary school in the city. An average student, I was exposed to committed people who demonstrated how to survive slings and arrows in life's path.
Each of the grey hairs on my head came from a life experience, some without scars. May God bless each and everyone of them. AMDG
I graduated in 1968.
Their dedication toward mentoring any student willing to learn is unsurpassed in ANY secondary school in the city. An average student, I was exposed to committed people who demonstrated how to survive slings and arrows in life's path.
Each of the grey hairs on my head came from a life experience, some without scars. May God bless each and everyone of them. AMDG
I graduated in 1968.
William Gilmore
Jan 08, 2019
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Patty Sheridan
Feb 04, 2018
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Scott Roman
Dec 09, 2016
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Matthew Banks
Jul 30, 2016
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Almost 15 years later and choosing U of D to attend is still one of the best decisions that I ever made. The academics are on par with any school one can find if not superior and more challenging. The most important lesson was how to be a positive force in people's lives and in every facet of life in which we encounter. The dedication of the teachers and staff to provide both the best education possible and the invaluable guidance made me feel truly blessed to be surrounded by that much support. May The High continue on for another 100 years.
Brian W.
Jul 09, 2016
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Dan Hancock
Jun 21, 2016
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Kirk Dedenbach
Sep 23, 2015
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U of D Jesuit is an outstanding school, and does a wonderful job of not just educating young men, but also of teaching them to be "men for others". The staff all believe deeply in the mission of the school, and it comes through in what and how they teach and interact with the students. The facilities are very good, and will get better in the fall of 2016, when the new science and technology wing opens. Something else that has always impressed me is the level of alumni support and commitment - there are numerous families who have graduated their fourth generation from UDJ. The only downside is the
Robert Rayes
Jun 29, 2014
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