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Hearts, flowers, heroes and love notes filled the doorways of The Loyola School throughout February. The school’s first Valentine’s Day Door-Decorating Challenge for Teachers brightened doors and created excitement around the school. With the theme of “Heart-Shaped Appreciation,” the contest invited all teachers to decorate their classroom doors celebrating the

As you can imagine, December was a busy time at The Loyola School. It was “a holly jolly time” full of excitement and anticipation.  Our students caught the Holiday Spirit early, making Christmas decorations and reading holiday stories. The preschoolers loved their sing-along with the Friends School Chorus, which performed

After permitting and construction delays, The Loyola School’s $10 million elementary building is taking shape and nearing completion. Everyone at the school is excited, but our third graders – some of whom have been at TLS since they were 2-year-olds – have been waiting longest and most patiently. We invited

Oh, what a Block Party! A beautiful October day, ice cream, music and dancing, a peek at the new elementary school and a true spirit of community. More than 250 children and adults filled Madison Street between Calvert and St. Paul streets for the Oct. 20 Community Block Party, co-sponsored

The Loyola School and St. Ignatius Catholic Community invite you to a day of fun and festivities at their Community Block Party Sunday, Oct. 20, adjacent to the church and school. The school’s staff, students and families will join parish members and their Mount Vernon neighbors to become better acquainted

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