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A graduate of Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle will be prepared for college, career, and life. They will use their talents and skills to make their communities and the world a better place. A graduate embodies six Jesuit characteristics. They are people for others who are:
Loving
Students practice empathy, kindness, and care for themselves and others. Graduates learn that love is a strength that guides them to lead with generosity, understanding, and a deep
respect for community.
Open to Growth
Students understand that learning is a process. They reflect on mistakes, welcome feedback, and continue striving to become the best version of themselves; they learn that growth happens through resilience and a willingness to try again.
Spiritually Alive
Students live with intention. Rooted in Jesuit tradition, this value invites students of all faiths and backgrounds to grow inwardly as they grow academically. Being spiritually alive means knowing who you are, reflecting on your purpose, and living your values with intention.
Intellectually Engaged
Students are curious, thoughtful, willing to dig deeper, and are challenged to think critically, ask good questions, and take ownership of
their learning.
Career Ready
Students learn how to show up with confidence, professionalism, and responsibility. Through real‑world work experiences, they build skills, relationships, and a sense of what is possible for their future.
Committed to Doing Justice
Students recognize their responsibility to others. At CRJS, they are challenged to notice injustice, respond with compassion, and use their education to make a difference in their communities. Our graduates are committed to using their voices and gifts in the service of others and the common good.