Our faculty is the cornerstone of Loyola High School. With small class sizes of just 12 to 13 students, our teachers are able to provide personalized attention and support, contributing to our 14 consecutive years of 100% college acceptance for our graduates. We invite you to consider supporting the vital work of our dedicated faculty.
Our Work Experience Program is a vital part of a young man's education at Loyola, fostering self-esteem and providing valuable real-world experience. However, our vans are aging, and we urgently need a new or gently used van to transport our student workers to their jobs. We’ve already raised $10,000, and we invite you to help us reach our goal and get us across the finish line.
In addition to Masses and Morning Prayer, our seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen embark on annual retreats to special locations designed to deepen their connection to God and to one another. The cost of the senior Kairos retreat alone is over $5,000. We invite you to consider supporting these meaningful spiritual experiences.
The cost to educate a young man at Loyola each year exceeds $25,000. However, the maximum tuition a family will pay is $5,000, with the average family contributing only around $1,250 annually. The remainder is covered by the generosity of our donors. Your contribution to student tuition is essential in ensuring that current students can complete their education and that future students have the opportunity to experience a Loyola High School education.
Our campus is stunning in many ways, but it’s also over a century old. During the winter, our heating bills can reach up to $7,000 per month, and spring rains inevitably bring new leaks. With current inflation, we often face a financial struggle to maintain a safe and warm environment for our students, faculty, and staff. Your donation goes directly toward the physical foundation of our school — helping with essential repairs and upkeep — so we can focus on keeping our doors open for deserving young men.