The Ken Melrose Technology Lab will maximize our students’ preparation for future careers by removing barriers and enhancing access to STEM opportunities.

Thank you for the patience, flexibility and understanding you have demonstrated recently as Cristo Rey Jesuit has experienced challenges with our school bus transportation. The school and the bus company apologize for the inconvenience this has caused.  Please know the bus company is working hard to hire more drivers so that all of our bus routes can run every morning and afternoon.  Cristo Rey is working with the bus company to determine what other actions might be taken to decrease disruptions and result in more students being picked up every day on time.

The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development awarded "Youth at Work" grants to 40 organizations across Minnesota. These grants will provide young people workforce development and training opportunities.

Saquoya was a hard-working student with a big smile who embodied our Jesuit value of "serving others" through his generosity with his time and knowledge to his classmates. Additionally, he loved music, his friends and had a deep and unique personal spirituality.

Sims ’17 makes history for Cristo Rey in being the first alumni of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School to become a professional athlete and will be the first NBA player from the national Cristo Rey Network.

Tom Killkelly, a Cristo Rey Jesuit Volunteer through the Ignatian Volunteer Corps, passed away on Tuesday, July 6. Tom was literally and figuratively an answer to our prayers when he began tutoring students in math in 2013.

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Each local Cristo Rey school's college counseling team, along with school leaders, are selecting recipients, named Deloitte Foundation Scholars, who have been admitted to college and intend to pursue majors in accounting, computer science, and/or data analytics. In addition to demonstrating financial need, Deloitte Foundation Scholars must demonstrate academic and leadership excellence.

Despite the challenges of the pandemic and online learning, Yanelis Camacho '21 and her classmates were able to maintain Cristo Rey’s unbroken success streak: For the 11th year in a row, 100 percent of the class earned acceptance to college.