Explore Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High Schools unique education model at EXPO Night on Thursday, Mar. 20

Auburn, WALocal News

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle is set to host its EXPO Night on March 20, 2025, providing a platform for families to learn about its distinctive educational approach. Exclusively serving students from low-income backgrounds, CRJS combines rigorous academics with practical work experience through its Corporate Work Study program. Partnering with over 20 local businesses, including tech giants like Microsoft and established firms like Costco, the school aims to alleviate tuition costs while enhancing students' professional skills. All enrolled families receive financial assistance, with tuition capped at $2,500 annually, ensuring accessibility for diverse communities. The school's commitment to college readiness is evident in its 100% college acceptance rate for the Class of 2023, where graduates earn degrees at twice the rate of their peers.

CRJS students are predominantly young people of color, highlighting the institution's focus on diversity and inclusion. Families interested in applying are encouraged to attend the EXPO Night for guidance on the application process and to discover how CRJS can support their educational journey. This event underscores the school's mission to empower students with the tools they need for success in college and beyond.

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