Photo by Bryce Owen ’17 – Loyola scholars Adrian Flemming (left) and Victor Morales (right) pose for a photo showing their uniforms. The Loyola uniforms demonstrate a different style than the dress code at Brophy. By Anthony Cardellini ’17 THE ROUNDUP Although Loyola Academy has been a part of Brophy since its 2011 founding, it […]
By Will Schubert ’15 THE ROUNDUP By the end of August most freshmen have become familiar with campus, classrooms and new faces of teachers and upper classmen. For one group of freshmen though Brophy’s halls are familiar territory as they have already been in them for three years. The first ever class of Loyola Academy […]
Gabe Alba-Rivera teaches Loyola Academy scholars robotics By Aakash Jain ’14 and Brett Mejia ’13 THE ROUNDUP Since the beginning of his junior year, Gabe Alba-Rivera ’13 has been teaching a group of Loyola Academy students the finer points of robotics. “The first day of junior year I remember when they gave us a speech […]
Produced by Aakash Jain ’14, Michael Ahearne ’14, Jonathan Gornet and Jack Macias ’14 THE ROUNDUP Roundup reporters spoke with faculty and students to understand how the Graduate at Graduation themes are present among the Loyola Academy Scholars.
By Jackson Santy ’13 THE ROUNDUP All winter players, coaches and fans alike have flooded in and out of the Robson Gymnasium to cheer on the Brophy basketball teams. However, when varsity players like James Harper ’12 or Timothy Kempton ’13 aren’t crashing the boards, a different team takes the court. Led by coaches Mr. […]
By Rohan Keith Andresen ’12 THE ROUNDUP On a stifling hot Friday afternoon, Loyola Academy director Ms. Kendra Krause waits for the last of her students to be picked up by their parents. The 32 sixth-grade students of Loyola Academy, the new middle school on Brophy’s campus, have just finished a 47-hour school week filled […]
By Kevin Valenzuela ’13
THE ROUNDUP
There is an all new group of young, impressionable students on campus this year, and I’m not just talking about the freshman class.
Starting this fall Brophy’s Loyola Academy opened as a middle school and a class full of sixth-grade students now share the campus with high school students.
Whether we know it or not, we are all now at least indirect role models for these students and we need to act accordingly.
By Ian C. Beck ’12
THE ROUNDUP
Brophy will open Loyola Academy in 2011, a middle school for underprivileged students that will be located on the second floor of Loyola Hall.
“It’s a new program, part of Brophy, to help those students who have the intellectual ability to do well at Brophy but don’t have the academic and study habits background,” said Brophy President Fr. Eddie Reese S.J.
The program is geared toward taking the academically gifted out of the public school system and installing them into a middle school environment that will better prepare them for Brophy.
