Cristo Rey Jesuit High School offers a Catholic college preparatory education for the immigrant families of Chicago's near southwest side.
The reason for the school's existence is to advance the human and intellectual capacities, as well as the religious and cultural heritage, of all those it serves.
The goal is to maximize the students' potential to prepare them to assume leadership roles in the civic, religious, business and cultural life of our city and nation.
The hope is that all the graduates reflect these characteristics: open to growth, religious, intellectually competent, loving, committed to justice and work experienced.
The means to accomplish this goal is to offer a Jesuit education through a dual-language curriculum and participation in the Corporate Internship Program.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School offers a Catholic college preparatory
education for the immigrant families of Chicago's near southwest
side. The reason for the school's existence is to advance the human
and intellectual capacities, as well as the religious and cultural
heritage, of all those it serves. The goal is to maximize the
students' potential to prepare them to assume leadership roles in
the civic, religious, business and cultural life of our city and
nation. The hope is that all the graduates reflect these
characteristics: open to growth, religious, intellectually
competent, loving, committed to justice and work experienced. The
means to accomplish this goal is to offer a Jesuit education
through a dual-language curriculum and participation in the
Corporate Internship Program.
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The average private school tuition in Chicago, IL is $9,805 for elementary schools and $16,882 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
