Jesuit school
Ignatian educational institution
A Jesuit school is an educational institution operated by or affiliated with the Society of Jesus, a Catholic religious order.
Jesuit schools range from secondary academies to major universities like Georgetown and Boston College, emphasizing rigorous academics, service, and the formation of the whole person: He attended a Jesuit school known for its debate program.
The tradition dates to the 16th century and shaped Western education broadly.
- CatholicPapal church adherent
- GeorgetownStoried D.C. locale
- LoyolaBasque surname, Jesuit founder
- XavierSpanish missionary name
- Boston CollegePrivate Jesuit university, Massachusetts
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- schoolscollege, academy, university, preschool, kindergarten
- Religious Schoolsreligious education, Christian college, Christian university, Christian academy, church education
- prep schoolsacademy, Andover, Exeter, St. Paul's, Spence
- religious educationreligious education, Bible college, Bible stories, religious instruction, church teachings
Jesuit schoolsecular school
Non-denominational educational institution
public school · state school · public university · state university · community school
Jesuit schoolLutheran school
Protestant denomination's educational institution
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