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WELCOME TO HOLY NAME OF JESUS SCHOOL!
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Established in 1891, Holy Name of Jesus School is located in the Uptown area of New Orleans, carved into the campus of Loyola University. For over 125 years, we have been educating the whole student, academically, spiritually, physically and socially. Each day we live out the Ignatian Charisms taught by St. Ignatius of Loyola, showing our students how to become boys and girls for others. We believe in pursuing personal and academic excellence, while seeking to find God in all things. Our dynamic sense of community paired with innovative academic programs and Jesuit spirituality, is what truly sets us apart.
To wonder, to achieve, to make a difference, together. That’s what Holy Name of Jesus School is all about.
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welcome to holy name of jesus school!
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News
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June 5
Congratulations to our Class of 2023! We are so proud of all of our 7th graders and wish them well in their journey to high school!Read More -
June 14
In 2021, the Culicchia family established the Margaret I. Culicchia Elementary School Tuition Foundation to help families in need who are seeking Catholic education for their children.Read More -
June 9
Our seventh grade class of 2022 celebrated their final Mass together as a class on May 24, followed by an awards and promotion ceremony. We are so proud of this class and their strong leadership this past year. All students were accepted to their High School of choice! We congratulate each member of the class on their outstanding achievements!Read More -
May 6
On Tuesday, May 3, we celebrated our 2022 recipient of the Archdiocese Distinguished Alumni Award, Mr. Graham Jarrott.Read More -
April 20
Through our partnership with Loyola University, Holy Name of Jesus middle school students had the opportunity to become museum docents for an Anne Frank exhibit on the Loyola campus, allowing them the opportunity to learn about the life of Anne Frank and empathize with those who experienced the Holocaust.Read More
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