Campus Life News

Chris and Fiona Chandler are grateful to support the mission of Strake Jesuit because of their sons’ experience in the Pastoral Ministry Center (PMC). In gratitude for their support, the PMC will be dedicated in honor of their family.

The daily practice of the examen helps us recognize God’s presence in everyday life, especially in the busyness of a new school year.

14 Strake Jesuit students of the SAA/SJ Mixed Chorus were chosen for the Texas Private School Music Educators Association (TPSMEA) All-State Choir.

As homecoming season approaches, the Strake Jesuit community embraces an initiative that honors tradition while prioritizing service.

15 Strake Jesuit students of the SAA/SJ Mixed Chorus were chosen for the 2024-2025 Texas Private School Music Educators Association (TPSMEA) Region 3 Choir. 

Strake Jesuit College Preparatory proudly announces that 388 students have received AP Scholar Awards.

Strake Jesuit students excelled in College Board assessments and schoolwork to earn these awards, which colleges use to identify academically competitive students.

Welcome to our new Alumni Service Corps members for the 2024-2025 school year: Liam Amado ’19, Caleb Crawford ’19, Jared Cyprian ’18, and Wyatt Hatfield ’20.

English teacher and department chair Mrs. Lesley Clinton demonstrates cura personalis by guiding students to recognize their gifts and talents.

Ben To ’24 reflects on the profound love of Christ and what led him to join the Catholic Church.

The Strake Jesuit service program continues to evolve to ensure our students follow the call to be Men for Others.

Each year, Strake Jesuit College Preparatory awards the Ignatian Scholar Award to the top five registered applicants in the incoming freshman class.

Every year, four students are presented with the Crusader of the Year Award. This annual award recognizes one exemplary student from each grade level who has demonstrated the characteristics of a Man for Others.

Congratulations to our 2024 Valedictorian Zachary Jones, and Salutatorian Alessandro Directo!

Mr. Diego Hernandez has been influential in showing students what it means to be creative, passionate, and authentic through his digital arts classes.

Justin Wang ’25 enriches the Strake Jesuit community with his care and focus, honing and employing his talents for the benefit of others.

Oscar Quinones ’24 shares his experience being on the Spectrum 3847 robotics team and how it encourages him to be open to growth.

Strake Jesuit supports faculty to ensure they are prepared and equipped to be at the forefront of educational and technological advancements.

Four members of the Class of 2024 have been appointed to the military academies. 

Nash Wagner ’27 is awarded the Max Finney Foundation scholarship.

16 Strake Jesuit students of the SAA/SJ Mixed Chorus received a superior score at the Texas Private School Music Educators Association (TPSMEA) All-State Solo and Ensemble competition. 

Moran Hall was featured in the Texas Catholic Herald on March 26, 2024.

John Hosty recalls his time as a faculty member at Strake Jesuit and the school's growth, especially in light of the 1970s bankruptcy.

Andrew Pruett ’98 is thankful for the financial aid program, which gave him the opportunity to grow as a Man for Others.

Chris Martin ’26 founded “Chris’ Library,” a non-profit organization dedicated to providing books, school supplies, and snacks to underserved middle and elementary school children.

For Mr. Andrew Montroy, the work of enhancing accessibility is about “helping get students and families to heaven... helping them to live for the Greater Glory of God.”

Faculty describe Joshua Cordova ’24 as creative and curious while accomplishing tasks with a smile.

Luke Byman ’25 demonstrates how athletics ties in with Strake Jesuit's core values.

Director of Admissions Tom Beverick ’07 is thankful for his Jesuit education and is grateful to help the next group of young men seek the special formation that Strake Jesuit offers.