Community

DEVELOP LIFE-LONG FRIENDSHIPS AND CONNECTIONS

SLUH’s tradition has been, and its vision remains, that Jesuit education be available to talented students from all backgrounds. Our students come from 95 different zip codes and 171 grade schools on both sides of the river and internationally. Their parents range from corporate executives and university professors, to plumbers and cab drivers. While these young men live miles apart, in two-story homes and single-room apartments, they share one common theme: they have great intellectual ability and desire to become Men for Others.

171

GRADE SCHOOLS NEARLY 1000

STUDENTS

95 ZIP CODES

15,000+ LIVING ALUMNI

PARENTS

The parents not only support their sons in their school endeavors, but also support the institution by donating their skills, talents, time and resources to organize a wide range of social and fundraising events, as well as service-oriented activities.

ALUMNI

Since its founding in 1818, SLUH has graduated thousands of young men who are now vital constituents within our school community. There are over 15,000 living alumni and many remain very involved, supporting the school in countless ways. SLUH’s alumni have distinguished themselves in professional fields such as religion, government, social work, medicine, law, business, engineering, sports and education.

FACULTY AND STAFF

SLUH faculty and staff are dedicated, competent men and women who have the success and well-being of the students as the focus of their work. Jesuit priests and scholastics continue to serve the school as teachers, counselors and administrators. They serve as teachers, coaches, club moderators and mentors who are committed to the vision of St. Ignatius: to lead students to knowledge, love and the service of God. 91 TEACHERS, 4 ADMINISTRATORS 103 MASTER’S DEGREES, 7 PH.D.’S 8 COUNSELORS, 2 LIBRARIANS 2 LEARNING CONSULTANTS 4 JESUITS

EQUITY AND INCLUSION

SLUH is committed to cultivating an environment of involvement, respect and connection, where the richness of ideas, backgrounds and perspectives are harnessed to create lasting value for all in our community. Following are a few, among many, ways we foster a school climate in which equity and inclusion are shared and celebrated guiding values.

ADULTS

• Equity & Inclusion Committee • Civil Rights & Human Dignity Curriculum Institute • 2 Directors for diversity programs • Board of Trustees Subcommittee on Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

STUDENTS

• ACES (Association for Cultural Enrichment at SLUH) • SLUH4GE (SLUH Students for Gender Equality) • Anti-Racist Coalition • Asian Student Alliance • Black Student Alliance • Hispanos y Latinos Unidos • Ongoing Conversations SCHOOLWIDE

• PACES (Parents Association for Cultural Enrichment at SLUH) • Voices of SLUH • Black History Month Celebration • Billz II Men • STARS (Student-Teacher Association for Racial Studies)

Learn about SLUH’s mission to create a school climate in which equity and inclusion are shared and celebrated.