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Features
The City is Our Campus
Philadelphia is more than our address; it is part of our identity.
There are many things that set St. Joseph’s Prep apart from other high schools. It is the only high school in the Delaware Valley based on the Jesuit educational model. It is the oldest Catholic high school in the city, with roots dating back to our founding in 1851 alongside Saint Joseph’s University. And, we are the school with a long history of educating the best and brightest young men from across the Delaware Valley, with a geographic reach that no other school can equal.
Campaign Update
For Others Forever Raises Goal to $45 Million; Villiger Hall Renovation Project Underway
Class of 2022 At A Glance
The Class of 2022 has been incredibly resilient over their four years at the Prep, dealing with the disruption of a global health crisis among other issues that impacted their high school years. Still, they excelled in and out of the classroom and bonded into the great Prep Class of 2022!
Our Cannonball Moments
In conjunction with Ignatian Identity Week 2022 and the Ignatian Year, the Prep is celebrating our community’s “Cannonball Moments.”
Perspectives
Perspectives
By Rev. Stephen Surovick, S.J.
For the past five months, Rev. Stephen Surovick, S.J., Senior Director of Mission and Ministry, was in Portland, Ore., to complete his third probation, or final stage of his Jesuit formation. Here he offers a reflection on his time there.
School News
Living Cura Personalis
An education at St, Joseph’s Preparatory School is based on Cura Personalis, the Latin meaning being “care for the (individual) person.” Our educators establish a personal relationship with students and adapt their teaching to each individual while encouraging them toward personal growth and challenging them to find excellence in all areas while finding God in all things.
In This Article:
- Activities & Athletics Year in Review
Faculty/Staff News
The Prep’s incredible faculty and staff continue their commitment to education by attending conferences to expand their skills and also adding degrees. We are proud to welcome several new members to our community and say a fond farewell to those who will be leaving this summer.
In This Article:
- Faculty & Staff Notes
- Welcome
- Farewell
