Preparing young men to be GREAT men!
A faith-based elementary school for boys in grades 3 through 8.
Welcome to Xavier Jesuit Academy
Xavier Jesuit Academy guides the trajectory of young men’s lives through education.
On August 14, 2024, the doors of XJA opened for the first time to provide young men in Bond Hill and nearby neighborhoods with a challenging and disciplined approach to education rooted in the Jesuit tradition.
- A scholarship-funded, faith-based education for young men in grades 3-8.
- An environment of brotherhood with high academic standards.
- A Jesuit Catholic education experience that develops and honors the culture and dignity of the whole person: body, mind and spirit.
Experience the XJA Difference:
- Faith-based
- Small class sizes
- Proven educational model
- Academic excellence
- Enrichment activities
Join Our Mission:
Sister Rose Ann Fleming, SNDdeN, Xavier University professor with 40+ years of experience, visits XJA to share insights on self-discipline, community service, and the transformative power of Jesuit education for forming Men for Others.
Xavier Jesuit Academy partners with Beech Acres Parenting Center to bring The Character Effect program to students. This comprehensive social-emotional learning initiative provides character strengths discovery, mindfulness practices, mental health support, and parent academies, embodying our commitment to cura personalis, care of the whole person.
Xavier Jesuit Academy welcomed financial advisor and world traveler Kertsze Nunes to sh...
Xavier Jesuit Academy community gathered on September 18, 2025, to bless a new flagpole and pollinator garden gifted by the Zimmerman and Russert family. Fr. Nathan Wendt, S.J. led the dedication ceremony, reflecting on the school's mission to form men for others through faith, service, and justice.
Here's a meta description for the Xavier Jesuit Academy Wall of Honor article: Meta Description: Xavier Jesuit Academy dedicated its inaugural Wall of Honor on September 11, recognizing Myron Kilgore, Sr. and Jane Schaefer for their lifelong commitment to Jesuit education in Cincinnati. The ceremony also established scholarship funds in their honor.
Former Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley visits Xavier Jesuit Academy to inspire young scholars, sharing his journey from Catholic grade school to City Hall and encouraging students to believe in themselves as future community leaders.
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