Selected to serve as a Senior Executive Big Brother for the next academic year, junior Noah Drennan ’26 has won the confidence and praise of the faculty and administration for his exceptional work as a student ambassador. Noah’s perpetual optimism and confidence has enabled him to serve as a tremendous asset to Jesuit’s admissions program and resulted in glowing feedback from many prospective families. 

“Noah is an excellent example of a Jesuit brother, and he is fantastic model for his peers,” a faculty member described. “His work as an admissions ambassador is exemplary, as his service work in the community. Noah is often the first impression visitors have of what a Jesuit student is like, and he represents the community with kindness, enthusiasm, and sincerity.”

In addition to serving as a student interviewer for new applicants, Noah leads campus tours, as well as student Q&A panels at Parent Coffees and 8th grade visits. He has participated in several leadership projects as a member of Interact this year, including befriending the homeless through The Human Impact, serving as team leader at Texas Ramps, program work with DFW Rescue Me and My Martial Arts, and as a member of the Guadalajara pen pals team. Noah is also a member of Jesuit Dallas Rugby.

“Noah is a student who is open to growth which I saw first-hand in Mexico,” said another nomination. “He embraced every new experience with a quiet confidence.” A teacher added, “Noah Drennan walks in my classroom every day with a positive attitude, thus lifting up his classmates. He is a genuinely thoughtful individual, and his emotional intelligence surpasses most of his peers. He also works diligently, and is confident, knowledgeable, and helpful. He is a wonderful student leader.”

Congratulations to Ranger of the Week, Noah Drennan ’26!