Schools will open on a two-hour delay, Wednesday, January 17.
The Loyola School is installing its second president, James D. Fiore, September 18. The Presidential Installation will be at 9 a.m. in St. Ignatius Church. The ceremony will include The Celebration of the Holy Spirit.
Summer 2024 is off to a great start! From the deep blue sea to the wild blue yonder, our students have been exploring wider worlds over the past two weeks. The theme “Water, Water Everywhere” kicked off the summer learning program, followed by a week of “Space” adventures. In each
Rev. William J. Watters, S.J., founder and president emeritus of The Loyola School (TLS), was recently inducted into M&T and The Baltimore Sun’s Business and Civic Hall of Fame. Watters joined 10 other Marylanders recognized for their contributions to the “transformation and growth of Maryland” during induction ceremonies June 6
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In the early 1990s, Father William “Bill” Watters, a Jesuit priest, was sent to Baltimore with a discomfiting question: whether the venerable but struggling St. Ignatius Church, founded in the 1850s, should be closed. His superior made clear he favored an exit. Watters pondered the boarded-up rowhouses across from the
Fr. Watters wants to furnish the NEW Elementary School for his birthday!
James Fiore, a veteran nonprofit leader with long experience in Jesuit education, has been appointed the second president of The Loyola School, a growing Jesuit preschool and elementary that serves low-income Baltimore City families, the board of trustees announced.
St. Ignatius Catholic Community Presents Billy & Friends Featuring Billy McComiskey on button accordion, Laura Byrne on flute, and Richard Osban on Guitar. SaturdaySept 30, 2023 National Heritage Fellow Billy McComiskey will be joined by Laura Byrne of the Old Bay Ceili Band and guitarist Richard Osban for an evening of Irish traditional music presented by some of Baltimore’s finest. Silent Auction 7:00
The Loyola School Art Mingle, auction and reception, featuring oil paintings by Marty Spence, Towson artist and St. Ignatius Catholic Church Baltimore parishioner. Wednesday September 20, 20235:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. The Engineers Club11 West Mt Vernon PlaceBaltimore, MD 21201 Tickets $35 per person Ms. Spence has graciously donated paintings of
The Rev. William J. Watters, who founded three Baltimore schools for under-resourced students, announced May 31 he is ready to retire from the presidency of The Loyola School at the age of 89.
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In the Jesuit Catholic tradition of academic learning, personal care, and spiritual growth, The Loyola School offers a scholarship-based education for young children of Baltimore City families of limited means.
