Mrs. Maggard is an incredible Spanish teacher at Jesuit, pushing students both in and out of the classroom to be their very best. She is one of many teachers who truly model the tenets of Jesuit Dallas. She is also a teacher who has guided me to my success here and in the future.
To celebrate her remarkable impact, I...
Well, the soccer season for Jesuit has come to an end. After three wins over Arlington Bowie, Denton Guyer, and Boyd, the team unfortunately loss against El Paso Eastlake. However, I'll save that for later, I want to cover the good and wholesome stuff first. Now let's get into the games!
Bi-District Round: vs Arlington Bowie
This game was a battle...
Just last week, April 8th, the Biden administration announced plans to curb and prevent gun violence. This was in response to the shootings in Georgia and Colorado. On March 16, a man killed 8 people during a shooting spree at 3 different spas in Atlanta, Georgia. 6 of Long’s victims were of Asian descent, prompting allegations that Long’s actions...
Yes, this article is fantastically late. I will be recapping previous games and the playoff games this week. Anyway, let's get into the final regular season games while the Rangers simultaneously prepared for their playoff game with Arlington Bowie.
Late February-Early March Recap
Since my last Jesuit soccer piece came out, the team has played many games. Lucky for you, I'm...
Photo Credit: Cathy Marino; Left to Right: AJ Adams ‘23, Sean Mello ‘22, James Farmer ‘21, Max Reimer ‘21, Gordon Schmerbeck ‘21
Varsity Results
The Jesuit varsity golf team earned first place at the 60th Annual Jesuit Dallas Invitational Tournament at Brookhaven Country Club on March 20, 2021. The team bested second-place Trinity Christian Academy by an advantage of eight strokes.
Each...
On March 2, Jesuit Dallas held its inaugural National Day of Hope. Hope Squads members handed out fliers and TAG cards raising awareness about mental health. The goal of The National Day of Hope was to spread awareness about mental health throughout Jesuit. As well as, formally introduce Hope Squad members to the Jesuit community.
Hope Squad members did this...
School supplies are a luxury that we often take for granted at Jesuit. We never have to worry about being able to afford basic supplies, and we (hopefully) never will. On the other hand, some of our under partner schools are not as fortunate; many of the students attending lack basic school supplies.
Because of this, Jesuit's Key Club -...
Rob Lanier, the longest-serving member of the Jesuit faculty, passed away at the age of 78 from complications of Frontal Temporal Lobe Dementia. Lanier served as a faculty member who served for fifty years from 1965-2015.
Mr. Lanier's Life at Jesuit
Mr. Lanier was a native Texan who became a biology teacher shortly after his graduation from Stephen F Austin. Lanier...
