As parents, grandparents, uncles, godfathers, mentors, and caregivers know, raising and supporting a child is equal parts joy, challenge, laughter, patience, and love. The days can feel long, but the years seem to move far too quickly.
Last Friday, we celebrated a milestone: the graduation of our first fourth grade class and our twelve graduates!
There is always something exciting happening at The Loyola School. Take a moment to see the impact of your support and the incredible growth taking place within our community.
Every day, we partner with families who have already instilled in their children a sense of possibility. And because of your support, we are able to meet that foundation with the care, attention, and opportunity each child deserves.
We’re honored to be featured by the Jesuits Global, highlighting the impact of The Loyola School in Baltimore. Their story captures how our early childhood model—rooted in Jesuit values—helps students grow academically, spiritually, and personally. Read more about how we remind every child that they are worthy of greatness. The
In celebration of Earth Day, our students engaged in meaningful, hands-on activities that highlighted care for our world and stewardship of creation. Our 2-year-olds planted seeds and learned how things grow with care and patience. PreK-4 students practiced recycling skills and participated in earth-friendly craft projects that reinforced the importance
The 2025–2026 Winter Newsletter is now available. Click here to download.
We are excited to share that Afro News recently profiled The Loyola School and the meaningful difference our approach to early learning is making in Baltimore City. The story highlights our students’ joy, our teachers’ dedication, and the vision that guides our work: providing children with a strong foundation for lifelong
Mark Dushel, a leader in Ignatian Ministry, has been appointed to the role of Director of Ignatian Mission & Formation at the Loyola School.
WMAR, the ABC-TV affiliate in Baltimore, featured our school in a newscast. Reporter Megan Knight’s story focused on the school’s growth and the new elementary building, but it included history, too.
