Secure your student’s place for the 2026–27 school year. Registration is live on FinalSite for returning students for the 2026–27 school year.  

Please complete re-enrollment promptly. Staff may reach out if an immunization form was not received previously or if additional forms are needed.   

If you have questions about the registration process or need support, please email Director of Outreach & Enrollment, Sullivan Shaw, or call 206-688-2105.

RE-Enroll

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm to 4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

Here is a new opportunity for summer work: Youth Conservation Corps Intern 

Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS. All CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work. Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

Sick Policy   

Students should not come to school for their workday if they have any symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. I appreciate your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please see the school calendar for Friday work rotations.

Secure your student’s place for the 2026–27 school year. Registration is live on FinalSite for returning students for the 2026–27 school year.  

Please complete re-enrollment promptly. Staff may reach out if an immunization form was not received previously or if additional forms are needed.   

If you have questions about the registration process or need support, please email Director of Outreach & Enrollment, Sullivan Shaw, or call 206-688-2105.

RE-Enroll

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm to 4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

Here is a new opportunities for summer work: Youth Conservation Corps Intern 

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS. All CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work. Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should not come to school for their workday if they have any symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. I appreciate your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please see the school calendar for Friday work rotations.

Imagine the Joy Our Teachers Bring 

Join the Wolf Pack in celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week, May 4–8.

Teacher Appreciation Week and our Wolf Pack are coming together to celebrate the incredible educators who pour their hearts into our students every single day. 

This year’s theme, “Imagine how joy can be present,” invites us to notice the many ways joy shows up in our classrooms through connection, creativity, care, and deep commitment. From the first bell to the last goodbye, our teachers model what it means to lead with love, excellence, and Magis. 

We will be honoring our teachers throughout the week, and on Friday, May 8, we’ll wrap things up with “Joy in Celebration.” Families are invited to join the Wolf Pack spirit by signing up to bring food for our teachers to enjoy on this special day. Every contribution helps show our teachers just how valued they are. 

Thank you for showing up as a Wolf Pack and helping us celebrate the educators who guide, challenge, and walk alongside our students every day.

SIGN UP

Principal Coffee and Chat

Families are warmly invited to join us for Coffee with the Principals on Friday, May 8. This casual gathering is a chance to connect, ask questions, and spend time in community over a cup of coffee. 

Coffee with the Principal provides space for open conversation, shared reflection, and partnership as we continue to support our students together. Whether you have a question, a thought to share, or want to listen and connect, we would love to see you there. 

Come as you are, bring a friend, and join the Wolf Pack for a meaningful morning of community and conversation. Can’t attend in person? Join us online.

Re-Enroll Now 

Secure your student’s place for the 2026–27 school year. Registration is live on FinalSite for returning students for the 2026–27 school year.  

Please complete re-enrollment promptly. Staff may reach out if an immunization form was not received previously or if additional forms are needed.   

If you have questions about the registration process or need support, please email Director of Outreach & Enrollment, Sullivan Shaw, or call 206-688-2105.

RE-Enroll

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm to 4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work. Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. I appreciate your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

You Have a Heart of Gold

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to the families whose students proudly represented Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle at the 2026 Heart of Gold Gala on Friday, April 24. Thirty of our students stepped up in their formal CRJS uniforms for the first time this year, and they did so with energy, confidence, and joy. From powerful speaking roles and impact videos to cheering on our partners, donors, and guests as they arrived, our students brought the room to life. We are so grateful to our families for supporting these young leaders and for choosing Cristo Rey, where our students are celebrated for who they are and who they are becoming.  

More photos from the evening will be shared soon on our website and social media. 

Family News

Principal Coffee and Chat

Families are warmly invited to join us for Coffee with the Principals on Thursday, May 8. This casual gathering is a chance to connect, ask questions, and spend time in community over a cup of coffee. 

Coffee with the Principal provides space for open conversation, shared reflection, and partnership as we continue to support our students together. Whether you have a question, a thought to share, or simply want to listen and connect, we would love to see you there. 

Come as you are, bring a friend, and join the Wolf Pack for a meaningful morning of community and conversation. Can’t attend in person? Join us online.

Re-Enroll Now 

Secure your student’s place for the 2026–27 school year. Registration is live on FinalSite for returning students for the 2026–27 school year.  

Please complete re-enrollment promptly. Staff may reach out if an immunization form was not received previously or if additional forms are needed.   

If you have questions about the registration process or need support, please email Director of Outreach & Enrollment, Sullivan Shaw, or call 206-688-2105 

Pssst… A Little Wolf Pack Secret: Families are invited to help us surprise our principals for National Principal Day

Dr. Guy, Mr. Grady reading this:
Please keep scrolling to the next article. This one is not for you.

Families, you can keep reading.

Next Friday, May 1 is National Principal Day, and our Sunshine Committee is planning a surprise for our amazing school leaders. We are creating a compilation of short video messages to say thank you, cheer them on, and remind them how grateful this community is for their leadership.

We would love for parents and students to be part of it.

Recording a message is easy. Grab your phone, share a quick note of appreciation, and keep it short and heartfelt. Smiles encouraged. Wolves howling optional.

To submit your video, simply use this link. That link walks you through exactly how to upload your message so it can be included in the surprise.

The more voices we have, the more meaningful this gift will be. Thank you for helping us celebrate the leaders who care so deeply for our students and community. SHHH. Don’t tell them. 

Imagine the Joy Our Teachers Bring 

Join the Wolf Pack in celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week, May 4–8.

Teacher Appreciation Week and our Wolf Pack is coming together to celebrate the incredible educators who pour their hearts into our students every single day. 

This year’s theme, “Imagine how joy can be present,” invites us to notice the many ways joy shows up in our classrooms through connection, creativity, care, and deep commitment. From the first bell to the last goodbye, our teachers model what it means to lead with love, excellence, and Magis. 

We will be honoring our teachers throughout the week, and on Friday, May 8, we’ll wrap things up with “Joy in Celebration.” Families are invited to join the Wolf Pack spirit by signing up to bring food for our teachers to enjoy as part of this special day. Every contribution helps show our teachers just how valued they are. 

Thank you for showing up as a Wolf Pack and helping us celebrate the educators who guide, challenge, and walk alongside our students every day.  Please sign up.

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm to 4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work. Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Re-enrollment Opens Monday, April 20, at 3:00 pm 

Secure your student’s place for the 2026–27 school year. Registration for returning students for the 2026–27 school year will open on Monday, April 20, at 3:00 pm. Families will also receive an email and text message reminder on Monday. 

Please complete re-enrollment promptly. Staff may reach out if an immunization form was not received in the past or if additional forms are needed.  

If you have questions about the registration process or need support, please email Director of Outreach & Enrollment, Sullivan Shaw, or call 206-688-2105

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm to 4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work. Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Meet your PTA Representatives 

President: Wendy Rivas 

I want to become a PTA member to help our school community and support our students’ success. As we approach our final two years together, I feel a strong desire to support not only the students, but also the parents and teachers who make this community so special. We have so many achievements to celebrate, and I want to help create meaningful experiences that bring us all together.  

I believe being part of the PTA will give us the opportunity to strengthen our connections, work as a team, and make these years memorable and impactful for our entire CRJS school family. 

Vice President: Maria Toloza  

As a dedicated mother of Jose Gutierrez, a 10th grader, I am inspired to serve as Vice President to foster stronger relationships between school staff and parents. I believe that collaboration is key to nurturing successful students who are well-prepared for their educational journeys.

My passion for advocacy drives me to help families access vital community resources, ensuring that every child has the support they need to thrive. With strengths in communication, empathy, and teamwork, I am committed to listening to diverse voices within our community.

I am motivated by a profound sense of justice and the desire to ensure that everyone feels heard. Together, we can create an inclusive and empowering environment for our youth. 

Secretary: Maria Esquivel

I am interested in serving as Secretary because I am strongly committed to supporting our students, families, and the broader school community. As a teacher at a Catholic school, I interact with students and parents every day, which has strengthened my communication skills, patience, and ability to build meaningful, positive relationships. 

I also bring valuable experience from serving on the board of my daughter’s nonprofit dance group, Joyas Mestizas, where I held several roles, including Secretary, Board Member, and, most recently, Volunteer Coordinator. These experiences have helped me develop strong organizational and collaborative skills. 

I am excited for the opportunity to contribute my time and abilities in service to Cristo Rey and its community. 

Treasurer: Abeba Milka 

I would like to join the PTA to become more involved in my child’s education and stay informed about what’s happening at the school. I value the opportunity to support teachers, contribute to school events, and play an active role in building a strong school community.

Being part of the PTA will also allow me to connect with other parents and have a voice in initiatives that enhance the school environment, helping ensure a positive and enriching experience for every child. What I appreciate most about the school is its diversity and inclusivity. As a Christian, I especially value the respect shown toward different religions and beliefs, which creates a welcoming and supportive environment for all families. 

Volunteer Coordinator: Neca Silvestre 

My name is Neca Silvestre, and I bring two years of PTA leadership experience from Evergreen, where I served as Vice President and helped launch the organization. During that time, I supported fundraising efforts, coordinated food events, and helped plan our end-of-year celebration. 

I am a proud mother of three and have worked as a Clinic Administrator in OB/GYN and Midwifery at Swedish. Serving others has always been at the center of who I am—I believe my purpose is to help people, bring joy, and be fully present in my community. 

I am honored to support our school community in this role and help strengthen the connection between families and the school. 

Field Trip to Woodland Park Zoo

Wolf Pack Postcards: Spring Break Edition

Our Wolf Pack travels far and wide, but the bonds that connect us always come with us. During Spring break, Hugo R. ’28 and his family attended Easter Mass at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Spokane, Washington, and visited Gonzaga University. 

Gonzaga holds special significance for the Cristo Rey Network. In June 2023, Gonzaga University was named the Network’s seventh University Partner, joining a community of 21 Jesuit universities committed to supporting Cristo Rey students on their path to earning a bachelor’s degree. As a Jesuit Catholic, private, liberal arts institution, Gonzaga’s mission closely aligns with Cristo Rey’s commitment to faith-based postsecondary education for students nationwide. 

Thank you, Hugo and family, for sharing a glimpse of their Spring Break and helping us stay connected as a community, wherever the break takes us. Whether near or far, our Wolf Pack is always together. Check out the postcards from Registrar Mrs. Marina Juarez and Sensei in our Wolf Pack Postcards: Spring Break album on Facebook.

Want to be featured in our Wolf Pack Postcards: Spring Break edition? 
We invite families to send us a photo and a short note from Spring Break. Whether you traveled near or far, enjoyed time at home, rested, or gathered with loved ones, your story helps keep our community connected. Email us and help us celebrate the Wolf Pack together. 

Fulcrum Foundation Teacher Excellence Award

The Fulcrum Foundation presents an annual St. John Baptist de la Salle Educator Excellence Award to distinguished educators in our archdiocese. St. John Baptist de la Salle, the patron saint of teachers, devoted his life to educating young people. Nominate a CRJS educator by Wednesday, April 15.

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm to 4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work. Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

2026–2027 At-a-Glance Calendar Available 

As we look ahead with gratitude and hope, we are pleased to share that our 2026–2027 at-a-glance calendar is on our website. This one-page calendar includes high-level, important dates to help families begin planning for the upcoming academic year. 

Please note that this calendar is subject to change. Thank you for your partnership and ongoing support of our school community. 

Spring Break Closure and Wolf Pack Postcards

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle will be closed for Spring Break beginning Good Friday, April 3. Schol resumes on Monday, April 13. As we enter the Easter season, we wish our Wolf Pack a restful and joy‑filled break filled with renewal, reflection, and time together.

From the Wolf Pack: Spring Break Postcards is one way we stay connected as a community, wherever the break takes us. Whether you are tackling projects at home, enjoying a staycation, spending time with loved ones, resting, or traveling near or far, we invite families to share a photo and a short note to help us celebrate our Wolf Pack and to be shared on CRJS social media. Email us.

Fulcrum Foundation Teacher Excellence Award

The Fulcrum Foundation presents an annual St. John Baptist de la Salle Educator Excellence Award to distinguished educators in our archdiocese. St. John Baptist de la Salle, the patron saint of teachers, devoted his life to educating young people. Nominate a CRJS educator by Wednesday, April 15.

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work. Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

2026–2027 At-a-Glance Calendar Available 

As we look ahead with gratitude and hope, we are pleased to share that our 2026–2027 at-a-glance calendar is on our website. This one-page calendar includes high-level, important dates to help families begin planning for the upcoming academic year. 

Please note that this calendar is subject to change. Thank you for your partnership and ongoing support of our school community. 

Spring Break Closure and Wolf Pack Postcards

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle will be closed for Spring Break beginning Good Friday, April 3. Schol resumes on Monday, April 13. As we enter the Easter season, we wish our Wolf Pack a restful and joy‑filled break filled with renewal, reflection, and time together.

From the Wolf Pack: Spring Break Postcards is one way we stay connected as a community, wherever the break takes us. Whether you are tackling projects at home, enjoying a staycation, spending time with loved ones, resting, or traveling near or far, we invite families to share a photo and short note to help us celebrate our Wolf Pack and share on CRJS social media. Email us.

Fulcrum Foundation Teacher Excellence Award

The Fulcrum Foundation presents an annual St. John Baptist de la Salle Educator Excellence Award to distinguished educators in our archdiocese. St. John Baptist de la Salle, the patron saint of teachers, devoted his life to educating young people. Nominate a CRJS educator by Wednesday, April 15.

What a PTA Means for our Community and How to Get Involved 

The time has come for us to establish a formal PTA (Parent-Teacher Association) or a Family Engagement Action Team. We are still working on the final name, but the purpose remains the same. 

A PTA plays a crucial role in fostering collaboration between parents and teachers, enhancing student support, and advocating for educational improvements within schools. The PTA serves as an advocate, fundraiser, steward of the mission, and helps build community among parents. 

Some examples of events and initiatives the PTA could support include parent mixers, Graduation Night, CRJS swag, and prom—along with many other opportunities to strengthen our community. 

To begin this work, the PTA will need a governance structure. We are currently seeking volunteers for the following roles: 

President  
The president is the presiding officer of the PTA board and general meetings. They plan and preside over meetings, maintain impartiality, and ensure the unit participates in the election of the regional director. The president also promotes a positive image of the PTA within the community and maintains a strong working relationship with the principal and school staff. 

Vice President  
The vice president assumes the duties of the president in the president’s absence or inability to serve. They assist the president, partner with the secretary to update standing rules, and advise several directors. The vice president also serves as the PTA/parent representative on the Building Leadership Team. 

Secretary  
The secretary maintains the official copy of the PTA bylaws, manages membership data, distributes materials to the appropriate officers or committee chairs, and performs other duties as delegated. The secretary helps ensure the association’s affairs are carried out in coordination with the rest of the board. 

Treasurer  
The treasurer manages the PTA’s financial operations. Responsibilities include posting financial transactions to QuickBooks, preparing monthly reports, reconciling bank accounts, writing checks, and leading the annual budget development process. The treasurer also oversees the annual audit and files the necessary forms with the IRS. 

Volunteer Coordinator  
The volunteer coordinator works with the PTA president, principal, and teachers to coordinate volunteer opportunities that support student success. This person collaborates with PTA board members, teachers, and administrators to identify ways parents, caregivers, and community members can become more involved. Responsibilities include overseeing volunteer recruitment, training, and assignments, as well as promoting PTA goals, membership, and activities. 

If you are interested in serving, please email Dr. Guy or text her your name and the role you are interested in by March 27, and she will follow up with more information: nguy@cristoreyseattle.org | 206-688-2115. Thank you for helping us continue to build a strong and vibrant founding CRJS community.

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Dear Families, 

The time has come for us to establish a formal PTA (Parent-Teacher Association) or a Family Engagement Action Team. We are still working on the final name, but the purpose remains the same. 

A PTA plays a crucial role in fostering collaboration between parents and teachers, enhancing student support, and advocating for educational improvements within schools. The PTA serves as an advocate, fundraiser, steward of the mission, and helps build community among parents. 

Some examples of events and initiatives the PTA could support include parent mixers, Graduation Night, CRJS swag, and prom—along with many other opportunities to strengthen our community. 

To begin this work, the PTA will need a governance structure. We are currently seeking volunteers for the following roles: 

President  
The president is the presiding officer of the PTA board and general meetings. They plan and preside over meetings, maintain impartiality, and ensure the unit participates in the election of the regional director. The president also promotes a positive image of the PTA within the community and maintains a strong working relationship with the principal and school staff. 

Vice President  
The vice president assumes the duties of the president in the president’s absence or inability to serve. They assist the president, partner with the secretary to update standing rules, and advise several directors. The vice president also serves as the PTA/parent representative on the Building Leadership Team. 

Secretary  
The secretary maintains the official copy of the PTA bylaws, manages membership data, distributes materials to the appropriate officers or committee chairs, and performs other duties as delegated. The secretary helps ensure the association’s affairs are carried out in coordination with the rest of the board. 

Treasurer  
The treasurer manages the PTA’s financial operations. Responsibilities include posting financial transactions to QuickBooks, preparing monthly reports, reconciling bank accounts, writing checks, and leading the annual budget development process. The treasurer also oversees the annual audit and files the necessary forms with the IRS. 

Volunteer Coordinator  
The volunteer coordinator works with the PTA president, principal, and teachers to coordinate volunteer opportunities that support student success. This person collaborates with PTA board members, teachers, and administrators to identify ways parents, caregivers, and community members can become more involved. Responsibilities include overseeing volunteer recruitment, training, and assignments, as well as promoting PTA goals, membership, and activities. 

If you are interested in serving, please email or text me your name and the role you are interested in by March 27, and I will follow up with more information. 

nguy@cristoreyseattle.org | 206-688-2115 

Thank you for helping us continue to build a strong and vibrant founding CRJS community. 

Warmly, 
Dr. Guy

College Night  

At College Night for Sophomore Families on Wednesday, March 11, guest Rachel Ford challenged the 33 sophomores in Romans Hall to be diligent, proactive, and strategic as college-bound juniors and seniors, while inviting parents to become consultants, rather than managers, of their student’s future. 

• Ms. Ford’s presentation, Preparing for the Journey Ahead, is available here as a PDF. 
• Building Your College List is a handout to help you identify the kind of college or university you want, and TheCollegeTour.com website allows you to tour schools virtually!  
• Finally, the CRJS College Admission Checklist (ENG | ESP | AMH | TIG) provides a step-by-step guide to the application process from now until the last semester of Senior year.  

Many more resources are linked in the PDF, including a net cost calculator. We look forward to walking with you on the journey to a four-year college or university. If you have questions, please email Profe Leighton.

Did You Know? Pacific Lutheran University Signs on as a CRJS Automatic Admissions Partner

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is officially a PLU Automatic Admission Partner, opening up an incredible college access opportunity for our students.

The partnership removes barriers, reduces stress, and opens new pathways for our students to succeed after graduation. Learn more about PLU’s Automatic Admission Partnership.

Honoring Students and Families Who Celebrate Eid al-Fitr 

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is closed on March 20 in observance of Eid al-Fitr, a joyful celebration marking the end of Ramadan. This closure reflects our commitment to honoring the diverse faith traditions within our community and supports our mission to educate the whole person through cura personalis. We wish a peaceful and blessed Eid to all who celebrate. School and Work Study will resume on Monday, March 23. 

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including those used for transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Celebrating Dr. Guy’s Return to CRJS

Our community gathered last Monday for a joyful celebration to welcome back our principal, Dr. Guy. The afternoon was filled with sunshine, fellowship, and the unmistakable Cristo Rey spirit that strengthens our wolf pack.

Students and staff enjoyed a delicious taco lunch from Los Sinaloenses, music curated by our talented student DJs, and even a spontaneous round of karaoke that brought plenty of laughter. The beautiful weather made the gathering even more special as families, students, and colleagues reconnected and celebrated the leadership that guides our mission.

We are grateful for Dr. Guy’s return and for the vibrant community that continues to grow in faith, excellence, and joy. Moments like these remind us of our commitment to being leaders who are open to growth, committed to justice, and dedicated to one another.

Welcome back to the Wolf pack, Dr. Guy! Do you have a photo with Dr. Guy that you’d like to share? Email us!

Family News

Family-Teacher Conferences  

Conferences will take place during the week of March 9. Families have received an email with a link to schedule meetings with individual teachers. When scheduling, you will note if you would like the virtual or in-person option. Some families will be requested to meet with teachers. If you have difficulty making appointments, please call the main office at 206-688-2100.

On Wednesday, March 11, there will also be drop-in hours from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.  

10th Grade Families – College Night  

Families of current Sophomores are asked to attend College Night on Wednesday, March 11, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm in Romans Hall.

Rachel Ford, from the college counseling department at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, will get us thinking about life beyond Cristo Rey, the college application process, and sources of financial aid. Don’t miss this opportunity to spark your college conversations! 

Note: College Night will take place during Family Teacher Conferences so that you can schedule an appointment with your student’s teacher before the event.  

To RSVP or ask questions, email Profe Leighton.

Pacific Lutheran University Signs on as a CRJS Automatic Admissions Partner

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is officially a PLU Automatic Admission Partner, opening up an incredible college access opportunity for our students.

The partnership removes barriers, reduces stress, and opens new pathways for our students to succeed after graduation. Learn more about PLU’s Automatic Admission Partnership.

Honoring Students and Families Who Celebrate Eid al-Fitr 

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is closed on March 20 in observance of Eid al-Fitr, a joyful celebration marking the end of Ramadan. This closure reflects our commitment to honoring the diverse faith traditions within our community and supports our mission to educate the whole person through cura personalis. We wish a peaceful and blessed Eid to all who celebrate. School and Work Study will resume on Monday, March 23. 

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including during transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Welcome back, Dr. Guy! 

Dr. Guy returns on Monday, March 2. Families are welcome to join us from 2:30 pm onward to celebrate her return to campus. Classes will go as normal until 3:08 pm, and students will have a chance to join in and welcome her back at the end of the school day. 

Family-Teacher Conferences  

Conferences will take place during the week of March 9. Families have received an email with a link to schedule meetings with individual teachers. When scheduling, you will note if you would like the virtual or in-person option. Some families will be requested to meet with teachers. 

On Wednesday, March 11, there will also be drop-in hours from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.  

10th Grade Families – College Night  

Families of current Sophomores are invited to College Night on Wednesday, March 11, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm in Romans Hall.

Rachel Ford, from the college counseling department at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, will get us thinking about life beyond Cristo Rey, the college application process, and sources of financial aid. Don’t miss this opportunity to spark your college conversations! 

Note: College Night will take place during Family Teacher Conferences so that you can schedule an appointment with your student’s teacher before the event.  

To RSVP or ask questions, email Profe Leighton.

Honoring Students and Families Who Celebrate Eid al-Fitr 

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is closed on March 20 in observance of Eid al-Fitr, a joyful celebration marking the end of Ramadan. This closure reflects our commitment to honoring the diverse faith traditions within our community and supports our mission to educate the whole person through cura personalis. We wish a peaceful and blessed Eid to all who celebrate. School and Work Study will resume on Monday, March 23. 

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including during transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.  Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

How Did You Spend Mid-Winter Break? 

We hope the mid-winter break gave students and families a chance to pause, unwind, and spend time together. We would love to hear about how your family spent the week. Did you discover a new hiking spot, enjoy a quiet staycation, try a new recipe, or catch up on well-deserved rest? Share your stories, photos, or highlights with us so we can feature moments from our community in an upcoming bulletin. Email us! 

Classes resume on Monday, February 23, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back refreshed and ready for the week ahead. 

Family Survey 

We welcome your feedback to help us improve and grow our school. We invite all families to complete the family survey. The homeroom with the highest completion rate will receive a free dress day. 

Take Survey

P.E. Credit 

If your student played on a sports team or participated in an activity outside of Cristo Rey this winter or past fall, they may be eligible to receive academic credit for physical education. A form is available in the main office for them to complete; the coach/moderator and the family must sign it

Family-Teacher Conferences 

Conferences will take place the week of March 9. Families will receive an email with a link to schedule meetings with individual teachers, including virtual or in-person options. Some families will be requested to meet with teachers. And on Wednesday, March 11, there will be drop-in hours from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. 

10th Grade Families – College Night  

Families of current Sophomores are invited to College Night on Wednesday, March 11, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm in Romans Hall.

Rachel Ford, from the college counseling department at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, will get us thinking about life beyond Cristo Rey, the college application process, and sources of financial aid. Don’t miss this opportunity to spark your college conversations! 

Note: College Night will take place during Family Teacher Conferences so that you can schedule an appointment with your student’s teacher before the event.  

To RSVP or ask questions, email Profe Leighton at cleighton@cristoreyseattle.org

Honoring Students and Families Who Celebrate Eid al-Fitr 

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is closed on March 20 in observance of Eid al-Fitr, a joyful celebration marking the end of Ramadan. This closure reflects our commitment to honoring the diverse faith traditions within our community and supports our mission to educate the whole person through cura personalis. We wish a peaceful and blessed Eid to all who celebrate. School and Work Study will resume on Monday, March 23. 

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including during transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.   

Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Mid-Winter Break

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is closed for mid-winter break from Monday, February 16, to Friday, February 20. There are no classes or Corporate Work Study during this time. We encourage all students and families to take this opportunity to rest, recharge, and practice good self-care, whether that’s spending time together, catching up on sleep, or simply slowing down. Classes resume on Monday, February 23. 

Family Survey 

We welcome your feedback to help us improve and grow our school. We invite all families to complete the family survey. The homeroom with the highest completion rate will receive a free dress day. 

Take Survey

P.E. Credit 

If your student played on a sports team or participated in an activity outside of Cristo Rey this winter or past fall, they may be eligible to receive academic credit for physical education. A form is available in the main office for them to complete; the coach/moderator and the family must sign it. 

10th Grade Families – College Night  

Families of current Sophomores are invited to College Night on Wednesday, March 11, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm in Romans Hall.

Rachel Ford, from the college counseling department at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, will get us thinking about life beyond Cristo Rey, the college application process, and sources of financial aid. Don’t miss this opportunity to spark your college conversations! 

Note: College Night will take place during Family Teacher Conferences so that you can schedule an appointment with your student’s teacher before the event.  

To RSVP or ask questions, email Profe Leighton at cleighton@cristoreyseattle.org 

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including during transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.   

Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Mid-Winter Break

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle will be closed for mid-winter break from Monday, February 16, to Friday, February 20. There are no classes or Corporate Work Study during this time. We encourage all students and families to take this opportunity to rest, recharge, and practice good self-care, whether that’s spending time together, catching up on sleep, or simply slowing down. Classes resume on Monday, February 23. 

Family Survey 

We welcome your feedback to help us improve and grow our school. We invite all families to complete the family survey. The homeroom with the highest completion rate will receive a free dress day. 

Take Survey

Black History Month Field Trip 

On Friday, February 13, the 9th and 10th grades who are in school and not at their CWS job will visit the Northwest African American Museum. Your student received a permission slip; please sign it and have them return it to the main office. 

10th Grade Families – College Night  

Families of current Sophomores are invited to College Night on Wednesday, March 11, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm in Romans Hall.

Rachel Ford, from the college counseling department at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, will get us thinking about life beyond Cristo Rey, the college application process, and sources of financial aid. Don’t miss this opportunity to spark your college conversations! 

Note: College Night will take place during Family Teacher Conferences so that you can schedule an appointment with your student’s teacher before the event.  

To RSVP or ask questions, email Profe Leighton at cleighton@cristoreyseattle.org 

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including during transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.   

Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays. Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Honors Convocation

Honors Convocation was a celebration of everything that makes Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle special: students who think critically, lead with courage, and grow through challenges. 

From Honor Roll achievements to our Grad at Grad awards, our students showed what it means to pursue excellence “one day at a time, every single day.”

Coffee and Chat  

Join us for Coffee & Chat with the Principal on Friday, February 6, at 8:00 am. This month’s session will focus on preparing for the leadership transition with Dr. Guy’s return in March.

Additionally, a film crew will be on campus to film for our upcoming gala. 

10th Grade Families – College Night  

Families of current Sophomores are invited to College Night on Wednesday, March 11, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm in Romans Hall.

Rachel Ford, from the college counseling department at Bellarmine Preparatory School in Tacoma, will get us thinking about life beyond Cristo Rey, the college application process, and sources of financial aid. Don’t miss this opportunity to spark your college conversations! 

Note: College Night will take place during Family Teacher Conferences so that you can schedule an appointment with your student’s teacher before the event.  

To RSVP or ask questions, email Profe Leighton at cleighton@cristoreyseattle.org 

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Seatbelts Policy    

Safety is our priority at CRJS; as such, all CRJS students are required to wear seat belts in all school vehicles, including during transportation to and from work.  Please remind your students that it is a sign of love for themselves and in compliance with Washington State law.  

CWS Summer Opportunities 

Students who work or participate in summer enrichment programs are more likely to graduate from college and have improved grades. From 3:08 pm –4:00 pm, Ms. Zen is available to assist students with applications.   

Remind your student to check their email for the opportunities spreadsheet. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Report Cards

Report Cards for the first semester have been mailed to families, and the semester grades are finalized. 

Honors Convocation  

Honors Convocation is on Wednesday, January 28, at 4:45 pm in Romans. Families received a message if their student is on the honor roll.

Shuttles will depart from the CRJS campus at 5:45 pm to allow all students to celebrate their peers. Students are expected to wear their formal uniform to Honors Convocation. 

Caddie Academy 

9th-grade girls are invited to apply for the Caddie Academy. This unique program offers accepted students the chance to secure a summer job, build their professional network, and qualify for the Evans Scholarship, which provides a full college scholarship. Applications are due at the end of January. 

Learn more

10th Grade Families – College Night 

Please mark your calendar for Wednesday, March 11, at 5:30 pm for College Night. A college counselor from Bellarmine Preparatory School will provide a roadmap to college for families, along with important steps to help them on their journey.

New Uniform Item 

We added a new item to the CRJS Uniform—puffer jackets have arrived! Additionally, our students in the DePaul homeroom received their T-shirts for winning our homecoming competition. They are permitted to wear them on Fridays (when they do not have work); on a Friday workday, they must follow the dress code as usual.  

Purchase a Puffer Jacket

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Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Family News

Report Cards

Report Cards for the first semester will be sent to all families by January 23, both digitally and by mail.  

January 20 begins our second semester. Students’ grades from the first semester are stored, and their grades for the second semester start over for a fresh start.  

Honors Convocation  

Honors Convocation is on Wednesday, January 28, at 4:45 pm in Romans. Families will be notified the week before if their student made Honor Roll. Shuttles will depart the CRJS campus at 5:45 pm to allow all students to celebrate their peers. Students are expected to wear their formal uniform to Honors Convocation. 

Caddie Academy 

9th-grade girls are invited to apply for the Caddie Academy. This unique program offers accepted students the chance to secure a summer job, build their professional network, and qualify for the Evans Scholarship, which provides a full college scholarship.

Learn more

New Uniform Item 

We added a new item to the CRJS Uniform—puffer jackets have arrived! Additionally, our students in the DePaul homeroom received their T-shirts for winning our homecoming competition. They are permitted to wear them on Fridays (when they do not have work); on a Friday workday, they must follow the dress code as usual.  

Purchase a Puffer Jacket

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Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Exams will take place from Tuesday, January 13, through Friday, January 16. On exam days, students will be dismissed at 12:00 pm. Students will work on their assigned work days as normal that week, with the normal dismissal time, and there will be no CWS on Friday.

Report Cards 

Report Cards for the first semester will be sent to all families by January 23, both digitally and by mail. 

Honors Convocation 

Honors Convocation will take place on Wednesday, January 28, at 4:45 pm in Romans. Families will be notified the week before if their student made Honor Roll.  

New Uniform Item 

We added a new item to the CRJS Uniform—puffer jackets have arrived! 

Purchase a Puffer Jacket

Light Rail Expansion 

The new Link light rail service to Federal Way has begun, with three new stations: one at Kent Des Moines, one at Star Lake, and one at Federal Way Downtown. CRJS is proud to offer free pick-up and drop-off at our local light rail station.  

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Student Attendance

Practice starts during Magis and runs until 4:00 pm at the Rainier Community Center. Players will be transported in school vans to/from practice and will return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm. Attendance at practice is mandatory for students. 

Important: An email has been sent out regarding Final Forms accounts. Final Forms is where we collect all athlete information to ensure each student is cleared to participate in games.  

We are still scheduling games; the goal is 6-10. Here is what is on the schedule so far:  

• Girls’ |  January 17 at 12:30 pm at Evergreen Lutheran High School  

• Girls’ | January 26 at 5:30 pm at Concordia Christian Academy.  

Corporate Work Study

Work During Exams 

Students will work on their assigned workdays as normal this week, with no work on Friday. Students should not study for exams at work.

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Exams will take place from Tuesday, January 13, through Friday, January 16. On exam days, students will be dismissed at 12:00 pm. Students will work on their assigned work days as normal that week, with no CWS on Friday.

Honors Convocation 

Honors Convocation will take place on Wednesday, January 28, at 4:45 pm in Romans. Families will be notified the week before if their student made Honor Roll.  

Light Rail Expansion 

The new Link light rail service to Federal Way has begun, with three new stations: one at Kent Des Moines, one at Star Lake, and one at Federal Way Downtown. CRJS is proud to offer free pick-up and drop-off at our local light rail station.  

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Student Attendance

Practice starts during Magis and runs until 4:00 pm at the Rainier Community Center. Players will be transported in school vans to/from practice and will return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm. Attendance at practice is mandatory for students. 

Important: An email has been sent out regarding Final Forms accounts. Final Forms is where we collect all athlete information to ensure each student is cleared to participate in games.  

We are still scheduling games; the goal is 6-10. Here is what is on the schedule so far:  

• Girls’ |  January 17 at 12:30 pm at Evergreen Lutheran High School  

• Girls’ | January 26 at 5:30 pm at Concordia Christian Academy.  

Corporate Work Study

Regular Work Schedule resumes on January 8, with Thursday Associates working, and on Friday, January 9, the rotation is Tuesday Associates.

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.

Exams will take place from Tuesday, January 13, through Friday, January 16. On exam days, students will be dismissed at 12:00 pm. Students will work on their assigned work days as normal that week, with no CWS on Friday. Students will receive study guides to review and complete over Christmas break.

Light Rail Expansion 

The new Link light rail service to Federal Way has begun, with three new stations: one at Kent Des Moines, one at Star Lake, and one at Federal Way Downtown. CRJS is proud to offer free pick-up and drop-off at our local light rail station.  

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Student Attendance

Our community is beautifully diverse. We’d love to see how your family honors the holiday season. From special meals to faith traditions, music, and community gatherings, please share your favorite moments with us.

Every tradition tells a story—let’s share yours! Email us your photos and stories, and we may feature them in the Family Bulletin or on our social media.

Practice starts during Magis and runs until 4:00 pm at the Rainier Community Center. Players will be transported in school vans to/from practice and will return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm. Attendance at practice is mandatory for students. 

Important: An email has been sent out regarding Final Forms accounts. Final Forms is where we collect all athlete information to ensure each student is cleared to participate in games.  

We are still in the process of scheduling games; the goal is 6-10 games. Here is what is on the schedule so far:  

• Girls’ |  January 17 at 12:30 pm at Evergreen Lutheran High School  

• Girls’ | January 26 at 5:30 pm at Concordia Christian Academy.  

Corporate Work Study

No Work December 19 

In honor of the Christmas Celebration at the Kraken Community Iceplex, there is NO work: Noon Dismissal and transportation service.  

Regular Work Schedule resumes on January 8 with Thursday Associates working, and Friday, January 9, rotation is the Tuesday Associates  

Make-up Days over Christmas Break 

If your student has a scheduled make-up day for work during break, your family must provide transportation to their worksite. They will receive their company address and a reminder from CWS; Student associates must also complete their timecards for make-up days. 

CWS Sick Policy   

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!   

Dress for Success + Early is On Time   

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.     

Exams will take place from Tuesday, January 13, through Friday, January 16. On exam days, students will be dismissed at 12:00 pm. Students will work on their assigned work days as normal that week, with no CWS on Friday. 

Health 

Students enrolled in our health course will be completing their CPR certification on Tuesday, December 9. They will have a modified schedule that day, completing the course at approximately 3:30 pm. 

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Our community is beautifully diverse. We’d love to see how your family honors the holiday season. From special meals to faith traditions, music, and community gatherings, please share your favorite moments with us.

Every tradition tells a story—let’s share yours! Email us your photos and stories, and we may feature them in the Family Bulletin or on our social media.

Practice starts during Magis and runs until 4:00 pm at the Rainier Community Center. Players will be transported in school vans to/from practice and will return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm.

Important: An email has been sent out regarding Final Forms accounts. Final Forms is where we collect all athlete information to ensure each student is cleared to participate in games. 

Upcoming Games 

We are still in the process of scheduling; the goal is 6-10 games. Here is what is on the schedule so far: 

• Boys’ | December 20 at 2:00 pm at Franklin High School 

• Girls’ |  January 17 at 12:30 pm at Evergreen Lutheran High School 

• Girls’ | January 26 at 5:30 pm at Concordia Christian Academy. 

Corporate Work Study

CWS Sick Policy  

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!  

Dress for Success + Early is On Time  

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success in CRJS Uniform and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.    

Exams 

When we return from Thanksgiving break, there are only 18 days before mid-term exams, including work. Exams will take place beginning Tuesday, January 13, through Friday, January 16. On exam days, students will be dismissed at 12:00 pm. Students will work on their assigned work days as normal that week, with no CWS on Friday. 

Student Attendance

Practice starts during Magis and runs until 4:00 pm at the Rainier Community Center. Players will be transported in school vans to/from practice and will return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm.

We are currently finalizing the game schedule and aim to have 6–10 games this season. 

IMPORTANT: An email will be sent out soon regarding Final Forms accounts. Final Forms is where we collect all athlete information to ensure each student is cleared to participate in games. You will also receive an email with details about our Parent Information Night happening next week.

Corporate Work Study

CWS Sick Policy  

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!  

Sports Season Reminders 

Students are not dismissed early from work for sports practice or games. Work Study is a critical part of students’ learning and formation at CRJS. Parents are not to pick up students from work.  

Tips for Success 

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.   

If your student stays on campus because their supervisor is out, they will engage in professional development, volunteering at the Rainier Valley Food Bank with a CRJS Chaperone, and work with CRJS on campus. 

Questions about your students’ placement? Email Ms. Katie Seltzer, VP of Corporate Work Study, or call 206-688-2104. 

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Student Life

Fall Feast — scroll back up for details!

Practice starts during Magis and runs until 4:00 pm at the Rainier Community Center. Players will be transported in school vans to/from practice and will return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm.

Corporate Work Study

CWS Sick Policy  

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up for the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy!  

Reminder: No Work on Wednesday, November 26, so that all may celebrate Thanksgiving together with the Fall Feast. 

Hour of AI

Students participated in the Hour of AI this week in the CWS Class with Mr. Salonga. Ask them about the game they created while honing their vibe coding skills. View photos.

Sports Season Reminders 

Students are not dismissed early from work for sports practice or games. Work Study is a critical part of students’ learning and formation at CRJS. Parents are not to pick up students from work.  

Tips for Success 

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.   

If your student stays on campus because their supervisor is out, they will engage in professional development, volunteering at the Rainier Valley Food Bank with a CRJS Chaperone, and work with CRJS on campus. 

Questions about your students’ placement? Email Mrs. Katie Seltzer, VP of Corporate Work Study, or call 206-688-2104. 

Student Attendance

Practice begins on Monday, November 17. It starts during Magis and runs until 4:00 pm at the Rainier Community Center. Players will be transported in school vans to/from practice and will return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm.

All basketball parents are invited to a meeting at the school on Wednesday, November 19, at 4:30 pm.

Corporate Work Study

CWS Sick Policy 

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy! 

Hour of AI 

Cristo Rey Seattle students are participating in the Hour of AI, a global initiative by Computer Science Education Week and Hour of AI to introduce millions of students to artificial intelligence. 

Through hands-on, engaging activities, during the week of November 17, our students will explore what AI is, what it can and can’t do, and how to use it responsibly to solve real-world problems. This school-wide effort is part of our commitment to preparing students for the future, not just as users of technology but as thoughtful creators and innovators. We’re empowering the next generation with the skills and confidence to thrive in an AI-driven world.

Sports Season Reminders

Tips for Success

Student Attendance

We are excited to announce William “Jay” Johnson as our Head of Basketball. He will oversee both our boys’ and girls’ teams, with an assistant coach helping each team.  Jay has built athletic programs from scratch, coached five professional and 11 Division 1 players, and is committed to a faith-based education.  

• The Boys’ Basketball team will have an information meeting on Wednesday, November 12, during Magis. 
• The Girls’ Basketball team will have an information meeting on Thursday, November 13, during Magis. 
• All players, as well as those who were unable to attend the prior info sessions, will have a meeting on Friday, November 14, during Magis.
• Practice begins at Rainier Community Center on Monday, November 17. Players will be transported in school vans and return to campus at approximately 4:20 pm. 

Mass for All Saints and Blessed of the Society of Jesus 

We’re grateful to the families who joined the Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle community for our Feast of All Saints and Blessed of the Society of Jesus Mass, celebrated by Fr. Natch Ohno, SJ, on November 5 at St. Paul Church. We give thanks for the Jesuit saints, those officially recognized and those known only to us, who have given witness to Christ through lives of prayer, faith, and service.  

The beautiful music provided by the CRJS Choir, led by Mr. Sam Carlson, made the celebration even more meaningful. Special shoutout to Profe Leighton, Mrs. Katie Seltzer, and Mr. Holden Smith, who worked with the Greeters, Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, and Altar Servers to prepare for the celebration. 

Student Life

Corporate Work Study

CWS Sick Policy 

Students should NOT come to school for their workday with ANY symptoms of illness. Companies will send them home, and parents are responsible for picking them up from school. Students will also need to make up the missed time. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school and work communities healthy! 

Hour of AI 

Cristo Rey Seattle students are participating in the Hour of AI, a global initiative by Computer Science Education Week and Hour of AI to introduce millions of students to artificial intelligence. 

Through hands-on, engaging activities, during the week of November 17, our students will explore what AI is, what it can and can’t do, and how to use it responsibly to solve real-world problems. This school-wide effort is part of our commitment to preparing students for the future, not just as users of technology but as thoughtful creators and innovators. We’re empowering the next generation with the skills and confidence to thrive in an AI-driven world.

Sports Season Reminders

Tips for Success

Student Attendance

Corporate Work Study

Sports Season Reminders

Students are not dismissed early from work for sports practice or games. Work Study is a critical part of students’ learning and formation at CRJS. Parents are not to pick up students from work.  

Tips for Success

Thank you for supporting your students’ habits of dressing for success and being punctual to the morning meeting at 7:45 on their workdays.  Please refer to the school calendar for work rotation on Fridays.  

If your student stays on campus because their supervisor is out, they will engage in professional development, volunteering at the Rainier Valley Food Bank with a CRJS Chaperone, and work with CRJS on campus.

Student Attendance

Admissions

Thank you to all our current families who supported our recent Open House—we’re so grateful for your presence and energy!If you know someone interested in experiencing Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle, please invite them to sign up for a Wolf Visit Day. It’s an excellent way for prospective students to experience our community by exploring campus, meeting current students and teachers, and learning more about the CRJS model.

Referral Incentive

Referrals earn rewards! Please keep them coming and help us grow the CRJS family! Our referral incentive program offers the opportunity to earn up to $500 for each referral—there is no limit—tell your friends and family about CRJS!

 

• Earn a $25 VISA gift card when a student completes the application and mentions your name.
• Earn a $500 VISA gift card when your referral is accepted, enrolled, and completes Montserrat.

Questions about the Referral Incentive Program? Email Mr. Sullivan Shaw, Director of Outreach & Enrollment.

Let’s GROW the Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle family together!

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School Photos will take place during the week of October 20. Students received an order sheet during Homeroom yesterday or today. Extra copies are available in the front office.  Please note:

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