In your prayers, please remember the soul of Charles J. Tisa, ’63, brother of Stephen tisa, ’58 and Thomas Tisa, ’61. Tisa, Charles J. Irondequoit – Went home to the Lord Thursday, June 18, 2020. Predeceased by his parents, Nancy…
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Congratulations are in order for former McQuaid Jesuit basketball star Isaiah Stewart, who was selected as the 16th pick overall in the 2020 NBA Draft last night. Stewart played for McQuaid through his sophomore year, and will start his professional…
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The Parents’ Association (PA) is very appreciative of all the donations of gently used clothing to My Brother’s Closet. Run by the PA, My Brother’s Closet is the place where we house gently used clothing donations that could be used…
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On Saturday, November 14, a group of juniors participated in the 10th annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up. This one-day event sponsored by the Monroe County Office for the Aging invites youth volunteers from area schools, youth service agencies, college students, and…
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From Coach Todd Stewart… The cross country team was fortunate to compete this fall, and ran at a number of new venues throughout the season. One such place was a newly designed home course on the campus of McQuaid Jesuit.…
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In your prayers, please remember the soul of Gerard J. Doran Jr., ’72, brother of James T. Doran, ’75. Doran, Gerard J. Jr. Brockport – Tuesday, November 10, 2020. Predeceased by his father, Gerard Sr. Survived by his wife of…
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The varsity soccer team will face Fairport on Monday at 6 p.m. in the Section V Class AA semifinals, on McQuaid’s Tom Seymour Field. The Knights were able to advance after Friday’s 4-0 win over Gates Chili. The following appeared…
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When opportunity came knocking, Nick Wood went from playing soccer to being the kicker on McQuaid Jesuit’s varsity football team. This year, with the delayed start to football, Nick went back to his soccer roots. Click here for a Democrat…
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As Thanksgiving approaches, the McQuaid community is joining in on the Great Ignatian Challenge. The challenge is a friendly food drive competition among nine Jesuit schools. The challenge, now in its fifth year, seeks to raise students’ awareness of hunger…
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Given the limitations and restrictions due to COVID, the Fine Arts Department is thrilled to be putting on a fall production. Winner of the 1998 Tony Award for Best Play, “Art” by Yasmina Reza, is a smart and hilarious comedy…
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