Established in 2011, Loyola Academy is an on-campus, tuition-free college preparatory program for boys entering sixth grade who demonstrate substantial academic promise as well as verified financial need. The average yearly income for a student's family is $22,500.
Loyola Academy represents the uniquely Jesuit concept of magis — or more. Brophy's leadership recognized that Brophy could do more to educate boys who, because of family circumstances, might never have the opportunity for a college preparatory education. With the support of the entire community, Brophy developed Loyola Academy, an all-encompassing program that shepherds these students through a rigorous and supportive middle school experience, preparing them for Brophy and, ultimately, for college. Most graduates go on to become first-generation college students.
In May 2022, the fifth class of scholars graduated from Brophy, having successfully made their way through the seven-year program. Also of note, the inaugural Loyola Academy Class of 2018 graduated from college this spring (2022). AMDG
The Loyola Academy Class of 2022 celebrate future plans at the annual signing ceremony.
The Loyola Academy Class of 2026 was promoted to high school on May 17, 2022.
Banner photo: Loyola Academy's Class of 2022, now Brophy graduates, celebrate at a signing ceremony May 13, 2022, where they announced their post-graduation plans.