We felt so welcomed at the Jesuit Open House in October. So many current students were smiling and welcoming us onto their campus and into the community they are so proud to be a part of. The teachers, faculty and administration are top notch and show a care and concern you don't get at many local schools. read more

Have attended my football and baseball games here, cheering my friend's kids on! The set up for sporting events is fantastic - comfortable seating, ability to see everything from the stands, an audio system that is clear and clean restrooms. Jesuit High School is a well rounded, inclusive school with excellent academics, arts and athletics. While the faith component is strong, one does not have to be Catholic to attend. Nor does one have to come from a wealthy family; 25% receive financial aid. They provide a stellar education while teaching students the importance of being a contributing member of society, taking care of themselves while also looking out for and caring about others. Community service is a graduation requirement. Students not only learn about problems Facing today's society,, they are encourage to develop and apply solutions. This should be part of every school's curriculum, imho. read more

Had a really bad experience here during the games of a friends daughter and it was with one of the teachers or volunteers. Just bad customer service to the point of being rude. read more

at the jesuit high school games the parents in the section had really bad sportsmanship and were screaming in our ears. we do not recommend this school with their stands with no covers. sitting here getting rained on while people behind us are spitting on us while screaming at the top of their lungs about how bad the other players were. they were cussing with little kids around and over all was a very bad experience. don't go here. read more

I went to a track meet here with the visiting team. This is a review of the field and facilities around it, not the school itself. This is a very nice track. good traction and an excellent ability to see the whole thing from the stands. The restrooms at the base of the announcer tower thing were clean and functional. the food for sale looked nice, but I didn't sample any of it. The stands are unusual in that both teams sit on the same side instead of across from each other. I assume this was done to fit into the space available, but I really like this. It means that no one cannot see the finish lines for the races. Yes, if you want to watch the pole vault action you'd have to walk around, but that's ok by me. read more

Destroys everybody is every sport. Kinda ridiculous and kinda ruins sports. We need to start making kids go to their local school instead of going to places if they are good at sports. We have the same problem with Sheldon in Eugene. read more

Was here with my grandson for a track meet. What a gorgeous school! Since it's Jesuit, I'm sure the education is superb. I don't know whether it's a boys' school or whether they now admit girls as well. read more

Aww you guys, This is my alma mater. Out of all the catholic high schools in Portland.. this is the best one you'd want to send your kids to. If I ever had the chance to raise a family in Portland, I'd want my kids to go here and be my legacies. Don't gag, just listen.. This place prepared me well for college. Their admissions process is a lot like applying for college except that there's a required interview with the prospective student and their parents and parents are required to write an essay as to why they'd like their child to enroll at Jesuit. I remember that night my mom was trying to get her essay proof read. haha. It's also true that if you can't keep up a certain grade point average that you are kicked to the curb. I believe it's a 2.0. There is a strict dress code, i.e. you cannot wear any attire that promotes rock and roll, sex or has any holy figures on it, so that Jesus is my home boy t- shirt will be frowned upon and you'll get in trouble!! It's just rude to Jesus. They don't tolerate colored hair that doesn't occur naturally such as purple, bright orange, and the like. You even get in big trouble if they catch you spitting on the pavement here. I kinda liked that, for it pleased the inner clean freak in me. I really enjoyed my 3 years here, it was challenging and students are put up to high expectations for good reason and they instilled great values in us. I had some amazing, hilarious profs here that I still remember to this day. Contrary to popular belief, not everyone is catholic here. I knew of a couple atheists here even and they still excelled here. There is weekly mass but you don't have to attend. I never did and would use that time to do my homework. Punishment here is referred to as JUGS = Justice Under God, which is pretty much janitorial work like picking up trash on the campus grounds or mopping the cafeteria floor. Nike sponsors the athletics here.. probably also cuz Phil Knight's sons attended school here and he was known as a generous donor, hence the Knight center (one of the gymnasiums). Which by the way.. Jesuit has great facilities here. One of the requirements to graduate is community service. Despite all the bad mouthing of the school from the public school crowd, I think they're just jealous that our school was pristine, while their schools were falling apart and people were actually smart and wanted to do something about it at an early age, all at the same time as usually dominating in athletics. It's a dog eat dog world, and you learn that fast when attending Jesuit. When I went here, there wasn't much diversity at all but looking at the recent alumni newsletters, I see that they've made more of an effort to recruit more minorities. This is a great school and I'm so lucky that my parents were willing to pay my tuition here when it was during my bitch from hell for no good reason phase. Also known as: The teenage years. Mmmm, those were good years. read more

Body, Mind, and Spirit are all-important at JHS. Both of our children graduated 10 and 8 years ago. JHS's campus atmosphere, academics, teachers, and counselors prepared them to easily transition to college life. they each earn degrees at prestigious colleges, and successfully, and passionately, work in their chosen fields. A parent's dream come true. We couldn't be more proud of their accomplishments knowing that JHS paved the way to seek only the best that life has to offer. read more

Jesuit High School is an amazing place. It's a welcoming community and provides a first-rate education for students. One quarter of the kids are on financial aid, so that's a good option to make it affordable for all people. The athletics are a draw for some families, but that's only one part of the experience. The faith component is fantastic and helps lead kids in the right direction. At Jesuit the kids are taught to be: men and women for others. I see that really happening with my kids. I have two there now and one who graduated and attends a terrific university. Jesuit has a wide range of course selections to meet the needs of all students. My kids absolutely love it. read more

Amazing high school with excellent academics, arts, and athletics. Inexpensive for a private school of this caliber. Strongly recommended.