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A casual atmosphere for parents to learn more about Jesuit, ask questions, and attend a campus tour.

Parent Coffee is an informational meeting to discover what Jesuit Dallas has to offer. Hosted by our principal, Tom Garrison '92, you will hear from several administrators and program directors about student formation, academics, diversity and inclusion, service, fine arts, athletics, support services. The program lasts about an hour followed by the optional 30-minute campus tour with a member from admissions.

Upcoming Dates

Parent Coffee & Tour visits take place at 10 a.m.
Sign up for a date in the form below.

Friday, Sept. 22
Monday, October 16
Friday, October 27
Friday, November 10
Friday, December 1
Friday, January 19
Friday, February 9
Friday, March 1
Friday, April 19

Join a small group in a tour of campus while learning about academics, student life, and more.

Families are invited to tour the campus with a member of the Admissions team and a current student. The tour lasts about an hour and concludes with a question and answer session. Students are not required or expected to come to the tour with their parents, but they are certainly welcome to do so. 

Upcoming Dates

Campus Tours begin at 9 a.m.
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Check back soon to view our fall 2023 8th Grade Tour dates.

Join other eighth graders in a group tour of campus, presentations, and lunch. Ask questions, meet faculty, and learn what it means to be a Jesuit Ranger!

Students from public, private, out-of-town, or home schools are invited to spend a morning on campus to experience what a typical day at Jesuit is like. Your day will include a welcome from our principal, tour of campus, stories from current students, information about freshman academic and social life, lunch in the cafeteria, and sessions covering engineering, fine arts, and athletics. The day begins at 9:45 a.m. and concludes at 1:15 p.m. 

Diocesan and DPL eighth grade students will visit Jesuit Dallas with their school and will not have to schedule their own tour.

Eighth graders attend classes with a current student to truly experience a typical day at Jesuit.

Shadow days are only available to eighth graders after acceptance letters have been released. Due to high demand and limited space we ask that only those who are torn on attending Jesuit in the fall attend a shadow day. We hope that by experiencing a typical day as a Jesuit student we are able to answer any questions or hesitations you have.