Loyola High School is an independent high school for young men who face the challenges of an urban environment and who are serious about their future. Our school is a partnership of students, staff, parents, the community, the Archdiocese of Detroit, and the Jesuits of the Detroit Province.

Loyola prepares each student for the next stage of his formal education beyond high school and equips him with the skills and values needed to live responsibly and productively. Although a Catholic high school, Loyola welcomes students of all faiths who understand its philosophy and who are willing to be guided by and contribute to it. Rooted in the Jesuit philosophy of education that aims to shape and develop the entire person, Loyola fosters self-discipline, reflection, and service to others.

All members of Loyola’s ten graduating classes have been accepted into at least one college or university. They are finding ongoing success in the classroom and in the workplace. They testify to the fact that Loyola is a model that works!



In Memoriam: Deacon Wyatt L. Jones, Jr. (12/19/46–6/19/08)

Early in the morning of June 19, Wyatt Lafayette Jones, Jr., peacefully lost his battle with brain cancer. His wife, Deborah, lost her husband of 29 years. His four children – Wyatt III, Thomas, James, and Marion – lost their father. Lucy Mae, Patricia, Clarence, and Rodney lost their brother. And the local Catholic community was suddenly without one of its most dedicated, passionate and faithful servants. More on our brother in Christ, Wyatt Jones, Jr.

Planned Giving and the Magis Society

If you believe in the value of a Loyola education, you can help ensure our future by making a planned gift. Learn more...

Donor's Corner
When it comes to making contributions to Loyola High School, you have many options. Learn more here...



Loyola receives $30,000 from the Skillman Foundation
Loyola is one of a handful of area schools to be named by the Skillman Foundation as an "Emerging School". For information, please click here.