An architect rendering shows what will be the main entrance into Jesuit’s new
athletic complex and practice field. The facility will be located on
approximately seven acres near Airline Drive, just over the
Orleans-Jefferson Parishes boundary, and a mere 
five-minute ride from Carrollton and Banks.
The project, which goes by the name of
Home Field Advantage,
has a target completion
date in late spring 2011.

Last year, pre-freshmen Mark Alvarez (front), Pablo Amador, Alex Anderson, and Austin Aucoin display the focus and confidence to meet Jesuit’s academic challenge that will lead to success in college and beyond.

A Jesuit education is worth every penny, according to statistics recently released by the American College Testing (ACT) program.

ACT’s statistics confirm the preparation that Blue Jays received as they began their collegiate careers. The chart below shows that Jesuit’s academic challenge, coupled with the commitment to support and encourage excellence, creates young men more than ready to meet the test of college and beyond.

With a dedicated faculty that promotes reflection and curiosity, Blue Jays involved in all four instructional programs have earned a school-wide composite of 27.0, which far exceeds the state average of 20.1.

Congratulations to all Blue Jays who have graduated from Carrollton and Banks, and good luck to the Jays who continue their high school studies in Jesuit’s rich academic tradition.

Jesuit's Five Year Average ACT Scores