Dear Friend,

This Father’s Day, I find myself reflecting on the privilege and responsibility of being a dad.

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 week, our students celebrated the important men in their lives during our annual Donuts with Dads gathering. The smiles, hugs, stories, and shared moments were a beautiful reminder that children thrive when they know they are loved, supported, and encouraged.

At The Loyola School, we are blessed to witness the impact of caring adults every day. Whether it is a father helping with homework, a grandfather sharing wisdom, a coach building confidence, or a mentor opening doors to new possibilities, these relationships help shape the character and future of our students.

I am equally grateful for the many members of our TLS community who invest in our students through their generosity, prayers, volunteer service, and encouragement. Your support helps ensure that every child entrusted to our care has the opportunity to learn, grow, and flourish.

As you enjoy the photos from our Donuts with Dads celebration, I hope they serve as a joyful reminder of the many ways love and presence make a difference in a child’s life.

On behalf of all of us at The Loyola School, I wish a Happy Father’s Day to all fathers and father figures. May your weekend be filled with family, gratitude, and perhaps a little time to relax.

With gratitude,

James D. Fiore, President

P.S. We recognize that Father’s Day can bring different emotions for different people. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers this weekend.

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