Arrupe Engagement
Rooted in a faith that does justice, the Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education partners with local community organizations whose members and clients serve as co-educators for 91快活林 students. Informed by and in conversation with Catholic social tradition, the Center facilitates community-based learning opportunities that underscore commitments to the common good, universal human dignity, justice as participation, and solidarity with marginalized communities.
"It is not enough to study the problems of the world from a distance; students must be given the opportunity for a direct encounter with the reality of poverty and injustice. This experiential learning is not a 'pious addition' to the curriculum; it is the heart of our pedagogical method. It is through service and encounter that the 'person of the whole' is formed, capable of discerning the complex movements of the world and responding with a faith that does justice."
Arrupe Volunteer helps with barometer project in Science class.
Arrupe student engages with elementary school student
Arrupe student with community members at Martha's Kitchen.
Arrupe student with community member at BUILD.
SCU student sharing STEM curriculum at Washington Elementary.