Loyola High School
At Loyola High School, young men receive a rigorous, 360 degree education that includes daily prayer, community service, corporate work experience, a genuine brotherhood of peers and so much more. Learn how your son will excel at Loyola. Visit our website at: loyolahsdetroit.org.
Or, to enroll today contact our Admissions Director, Paul Davis, at: pdavis@loyolahsdetroit.org. Or Call: (313) 861-2407 ext. 510
Loyola High School
The Bulldogs have a new place to call home this fall, the University of Detroit Mercy! Historic Titan Field will host all home games for this upcoming football season starting with the season opener on August 26th. Read more on the collaboration in the Detroit Catholic here: www.detroitcatholic.com/news/with-loyola-high-school-home-football-games-return-to-detroit-mercy
Loyola High School
On Thursday, August 4, the featured speaker at student training for Loyola’s Work Experience Program was Mr. Marc Bland, chief diversity officer for S&P Global. His topic was “Discipline in the Workplace” and our students learned many important points on how discipline will lead to success in their work assignments, their academic studies, and eventually throughout their careers. S&P Global is one of our original Partners with 20 years of service in the Loyola Work Experience Program. Thank you S&P Global for your loyal support and thank you Mr. Bland for your experience, insight, and wisdom!
Loyola High School
At Loyola High School, young men receive a rigorous, 360-degree education that includes daily prayer, community service, corporate work experience, a genuine brotherhood of peers and so much more. Learn how your son will excel at Loyola. Visit our website at: loyolahsdetroit.org. Or, to enroll today contact our Admissions Director, Paul Davis, at: pdavis@loyolahsdetroit.org. Or Call: (313) 861-2407 ext. 510
Loyola High School
Congratulations to our principal Wyatt Jones, III on the success of his new book “The Urban Playbook: A Guide to Building Genuine and Sustainable Relationships with Black Boys.” According to “The Michigan Chronicle,” his book is a “culmination of real-life stories of tragedy and triumph and best practices for teachers, aspiring mentors, and parents who are raising young black men.” Learn more about his journey as an author here:
michiganchronicle.com/2022/08/01/write-on-black-men-why-these-detroit-authors-get-it-right/
