Religious OrderHigh SchoolLos Angeles, CA

Loyola High School

Loyola High School of Los Angeles is an all-boys Jesuit Catholic college-prep school. Founded in 1865, it is Southern California's oldest continuously operating educational institution and became Jesuit-run in 1911. It follows the Jesuit philosophy of Cura Personalis and is on Venice Blvd.

Loyola High School — Catholic High School school in Los Angeles, CA
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Founded
1865
Grade levels
High School
Affiliation
Religious Order
Run by
Society of Jesus (Jesuit)
Enrollment
~1,300+ students

About Loyola High School

Loyola High School of Los Angeles is an all-boys Jesuit Catholic college-prep school. Founded in 1865, it is Southern California's oldest continuously operating educational institution and became Jesuit-run in 1911. It follows the Jesuit philosophy of Cura Personalis and is on Venice Blvd.

Quick facts

  • Founded 1865; Southern California's oldest continuously operating educational institution
  • All-boys Jesuit college-prep; Jesuit-run since 1911
  • 1901 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles
  • Draws from 190+ ZIP codes

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