On Wednesday, September 25th, students, parents, and teachers gathered in Hughes Hall to celebrate the Class of 2020's academic achievement at the annual Academic Recognition Ceremony. Seniors were honored for their accomplishments on both the PSAT and their respective AP Exams.
AP Scholar Awards
The AP Scholar Awards recognize students who have demonstrated exemplary achievement on college-level AP Exams. In addition...
Why do we attend prayer service every week? Why do we take six minutes out of our day to pray the Examen? Why do we get to call ourselves "Jesuit?" We often take these aspects of our school for granted, but it's important to realize what we stand for. This year, over the course of the next five to...
The transition from middle school to Jesuit can be a challenge for many students, regardless of previous enrollment. For example, many students have never taken a theology class, nor have they learned how to study for one. Additionally, the English curriculum at Jesuit, focused upon critical analysis and associative language, seems almost perplexing in comparison to a grammar-based curriculum....
On Saturday, October 21st, Jesuit Model UN made its debut at its first competition at the Dallas Area Model United Nations Conference (DAMUN), competing with 300+ students from 36 other schools in the Dallas area. All hoping to resolve a massive array of international issues, they competed to be the best diplomat possible in their respective committees. But first,...
In a few short months, the Class of 2024 will find themselves on a new journey as we embark upon our college careers. I feel that now is a particularly apt time to look to the past to one of the most incredible journeys ever undertaken. Mankind has always been driven by a base impulse to explore, to build...
Notre Dame alumnus. Science teacher. Football coach. Warsaw Warhammer. These are but a few of the many personas that make up Jesuit's own Mr. Dominic Golab. Born on the streets of Detroit in 1988 to Polish parents Jolanta and Pawel Golab, Mr. Golab entered into an extremely diverse and daring family. "My parents were both from Poland, though they...
In October, Jesuit's freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will be focusing on one thing: the PSAT. This test, a precursor to the real SAT, examines a student's academic readiness for college. This is important for juniors because they have the the chance to earn national merit scholarships for their test scores. To this effect, Jesuit has partnered with the Ray...
