A 13+ Year Program
Loyola Academy of St. Louis is a Catholic, Jesuit, upper-elementary and middle school for boys who have the potential for college-preparatory work, but whose progress may be impeded by economic or social circumstances. Loyola Academy provides a rigorous academic program, character education, enrichment courses, and holistic supports that enable our graduates to succeed in college-preparatory high schools and beyond. Following 8th grade graduation, students are supported through four years of high school and up to six years of college or trade school by the Graduate Support Team.
95% Daily Attendance Rate
1:8 Student to Teacher Ratio
22 Students in the Average Class
100% of 8th graders were accepted into college-preparatory high schools in 2026.
3.1 Average GPA of Alumni in High School
The Jeanne Noonan Hunter Center for Education
The Jeanne Noonan Hunter Center for Education provides a designated academic wing for our upper-elementary students, along with a lower level for school-wide programming. Thanks to the generosity of the Hunter family, Loyola Academy has the potential to serve even more students in the years to come!
Now in our second year serving upper-elementary students, Loyola Academy plans to utilize our campus expansion to strengthen our educational programming and holistic services to further support our students, families, and 200+ alumni enrolled in our Graduate Support program. Learn more about how you can support our continued growth through our Bright Future Campaign.
Congratuations, Class of 2026!
Loyola Academy of St. Louis is proud to share that our eighth graders have been accepted into college-preparatory high schools across St. Louis! Our community is overjoyed for our young men to attend Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School, Christian Brothers College High School, Crossroads College Preparatory School, Principia School, St. John Vianney High School, St. Louis University High School, St. Mary’s South Side Catholic High School, and Westminster Christian Academy next school year.