St. Jerome Institute

Change the life of a young person today

Your generosity helps to form the hearts and minds of young Catholics. Since the matriculation of our first students in 2019, we have welcomed many generous benefactors and friends who share in our commitment to form the human person in awe and wonder before the True, the Good and the Beautiful. It is with great joy that we can offer Financial Aid to all students who require assistance. We ask for continued donations as we welcome new students into our growing community. Whether you are already a donor of the Institute or have recently come to learn about us, we ask you to prayerfully consider making a gift of support today. Your contribution to the General Fund will directly impact our students by helping us to continue to offer financial aid to those families who need it, competitive salaries and on-going professional development for our faculty and offsetting operational expenses. Learn more about St. Jerome Institute.

Stories from SJI Students and Parents

Jada Smith (Class of 2024), "I feel so blessed to be given the opportunity to attend SJI High School. The students are very encouraging, friendly, and kind hearted. The teachers are very caring, kind, and supportive and will go above and beyond to help me with my schoolwork. SJI is helping to prepare me for college. I enjoy celebrating Feast Days and spending time with students and staff. I love SJI."

Benjamin Storey (Father of Elinor Storey, Class of 2024), "My daughter comes home every day from SJI with new riches to enhance the intellectual and spiritual life of our household: prayers, in both Latin and English, poems she has committed to memory for contests with her friends, songs, both holy and boisterous, that she shares with her sister and brother and that soon resound through the house. SJI has not only taught her wonderful things, it has helped our whole family toward a fuller, more serious Catholic life, for which all of us are grateful."

Simon Gibbons (Class of 2025), "I have been thinking about the many blessings in my life. One of the greatest and most important is my school, the Saint Jerome Institute. Through my friends and teachers there, I am learning about what is really important in life, how to notice and understand it, and how to be a good disciple of the Lord and ultimately become a saint. We are a community of love. We build each other up to be better people. We learn about the Good, the True, and the Beautiful."