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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:
Xavier Jesuit Academy (XJA) is proud to announce its participation in the Companion Scholars Program, a collaboration with St. Xavier High School designed to prepare exceptional middle school students for success in rigorous college preparatory environments. This initiative is led by Dr. Hollie Johnson, Director of Graduate Support at XJA, who brings 20 years of education experience including eight years as a Xavier University professor.
Xavier Jesuit Academy Merch Shop is now ONLINE! your one-stop destination for official XJA merchandise that celebrates our mission of forming young men to be leaders and "Men for Others."
John Dau, featured in "God Grew Tired of Us," visited Xavier Jesuit Academy to share his inspiring journey from Sudan's Lost Boys to founding 19 health facilities in South Sudan.
Xavier Jesuit Academy introduces My Brother's Keeper, a holistic fitness and wellness program pairing students as accountability partners to build lifelong habits of health, discipline, and brotherhood.
Xavier Jesuit Academy students celebrate Hallowtide by creating The Ofrenda, learning about the Communion of Saints and what it means to become a saint.
Xavier Jesuit Academy welcomes John Dau, Lost Boy of Sudan who walked 1,000 miles to freedom and founded 17 hospitals. A true Man for Others inspiring Cincinnati.
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