Accepting Applications for the 2026-2027 School Year
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:
A look back at the moments that defined Xavier Jesuit Academy's second year: Jesuit brotherhood, new scholars, firsts, and forming Men for Others.
From December 25 through New Year's Day, join us for Eight Days of Hope – a celebration of what we're building together at XJA. Your belief in our mission has made it possible for young men to experience stability, belonging, and the promise of a future filled with purpose. You have helped transform a dream into a living community where faith, learning, and love take root each day.
Xavier Jesuit Academy is hiring an Elementary/Middle School Teacher for Grades 4, 5, 6, and 7 beginning in mid-July 2026.
Xavier Jesuit Academy partners with New Leaf Kitchen to offer Friday cooking classes, teaching students healthy eating habits and life skills as part of our commitment to cura personalis.
"I felt cared for and challenged." Discover how Jesuit Nativity education transformed one alumnus's life. Double your impact for XJA students through December 31.
Morning Meeting is always a delight, a chance for our students to meet with who they could become. Last Thursday, our friend Harry Santen brought two of his friends: Dwight Parry, Principal Oboe of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Titus Underwood, Principal Oboe from Nashville Symphony.
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