Forming Leaders, Scholars and
Men for Others

Our Summer Enrichment Program begins on Tuesday, July 7 and will conclude on Friday, July 24.

Due to school closures, Mamma Mia! has been postponed until July 17-19, 2020. The Saint Ignatius Harlequins have been hard at work and are excited to bring the spring musical to life this summer. Ticket information will be available on our website as it becomes available.

We have rescheduled the Graduation Mass, previously scheduled for May 17, in order to gather properly as a community to honor the Class of 2020.

We have rescheduled the Graduation Ceremony, previously scheduled for May 24, in order to gather properly as a community to honor the Class of 2020.

In response to current events, President of Saint Ignatius High School Rev. Raymond P. Guiao, S.J. '82 shares a statement on behalf of the school community.

Every year, various academic and other departments around school select worthy graduating seniors as recipients of special honors and prizes. Here we will update recipients daily to celebrate these young men on their outstanding achievements both in and outside of the classroom.

The sequence “Come, Holy Spirit” from Sunday's Pentecost liturgy reminds us that the Holy Spirit’s descent brought the bestowal of gifts. What are these gifts, really? And might we need them now more than ever? This weekend, Mr. Healey offers his own gift of straightforward thinking about the answers to these vital questions.

Seniors sat on car roofs, reclined in the backs of pick-up trucks, dangled legs out the backs of SUVs, and stood on back seats with heads and torsos rising through sunroofs. It was a time for us to honor our graduating seniors on what would have been “their day.” It wasn't the first parade in Saint Ignatius history, and it probably won't be the last.