Loyola High School (Detroit)

Loyola High School (Detroit)

Loyola High School is a Catholic school in the Jesuit tradition, nurtures a culture of hope and academic success for young men in Detroit challenged by an urban environment and prepares them to be men of Christian love, justice, and service who act with integrity, compassion, and courage.

Loyola High School is an independent high school for young men who face the challenges of an urban environment and who are serious about their future. Loyola is a partnership of students, staff, parents, and the community, the Archdiocese of Detroit, and the Jesuits of the Detroit Province.

Loyola prepares every student for the next stage of his formal education beyond high school and equips him with the skills and values needed to live responsibly and productively. Although a Catholic high school, Loyola welcomes students of all faiths who understand its philosophy and who are willing to be guided by and contribute to it. Rooted in the Jesuit philosophy of education that aims to shape and develop the entire person, Loyola fosters self-discipline, reflection, and service to others.

Loyola High School is one of 47 Jesuit secondary schools in the United States. Every Jesuit school, in collaboration with parents and guardians, challenges its students to go beyond academic excellence, to be reflective, to be committed to the service of faith and the promotion of justice: to be "men for others." All students are given the opportunity to experience Jesus Christ in an atmosphere that respects religious differences and promotes inter-religious dialogue.

The goal of Loyola High School is to graduate young men who are marked by the following characteristics: Open to Growth Intellectually Competent Religious Loving Committed to Doing Justice