University of Detroit Jesuit

About Us
University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy is committed to providing the highest quality of Jesuit Catholic college preparatory education to young men in southeast Michigan. U of D Jesuit, in collaboration with parents, will challenge its students to go beyond academic excellence, to be reflective, to be committed to the service of personal faith and the promotion of justice - to be Men for Others.
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School life begins with the vision of providing an experience of educational excellence that leads to the formation of young men of competence, conscience, and compassion. We encourage all of our students to participate in one of the many student activities we offer.
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Throughout its 144 year history, the University of Detroit Jesuit has connected and reconnected alumni with each other and with the school. Our graduates' loyalty and undying affection for The High is what makes the Jesuit alumni experience so special.
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Supporting U of D Jesuit allows us to give the opportunity of a Jesuit education to all the young men that walk through the doors. With your gift, you demonstrate your confidence in U of D Jesuit High School and Academy and that you believe in our mission and the learning that takes place here. Your participation will encourage others to give and brings our community together as we all share the investment in the students and our school.

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Dress Code

Dress Shirt and Tie/Polos

Dress shirts of any color or pattern should be worn with a tie. No denim or double pockets. Polos are seasonal attire and permitted during warm months. Shirts must be tucked in during the school day.

Pants and Belt

Students can wear dress pants or khakis with NO external pockets or stitching. Belts must be worn.

Shoes

Dress shoes are cut below the ankle and have a full front, back and sides. No casual boat shoes/top siders. Athletic shoes are only to be worn for P.E. class.

Hair Cut

Hair must be the student's natural color, clean, well kept, and trimmed in a business-like fashion. Hair should be off the shoulders in the back and above the eyebrows in the front. Students with hair longer than shoulder length must keep the hair in a neat bun or ponytail during the school day. Hair should not cover the ears.

Dress Code

Dress Shirt and Tie/Polos

Pants and Belt

Shoes

Hair Cut

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