Our Mission Men for Others
Loyola Blakefield, a Catholic, college preparatory school, established by the Jesuits and imbued with the spirit of Ignatius Loyola, forms men to serve with and for others. The Loyola student is preparing to graduate as a man of integrity, who, because he strives “to find God in all things,” is open to growth, intellectually ambitious, religious, loving, and committed to diversity and doing justice.
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Jesuit Tradition
Our Jesuit tradition of forming Men for Others is what sets us apart from other schools in the region. -
Ignatian Educators
Find out more about the educational experience at Loyola, and how our faculty & staff teach (and live) our Ignatian values. -
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
We are dedicated to providing a safe and loving environment for all who walk through our doors. -
Back to School 2025-26
Everything you need to know for 2025-26!
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Named Baltimore's Best Private School (Baltimore Sun) three years in a row. -
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Acres of campus and innovative facilities. -
10:1
Student to Teacher Ratio keeps classes small and engaging. -
1,500+
Hours of community service performed by students each year. -
100%
of our 2024 Graduates were accepted into college. -
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All students are equipped with cutting-edge devices to promote flexible and collaborative learning. -
Arts
Our Performing & Visual Arts programs invite creative expression. -
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Named a Top Workplace by The Baltimore Sun for 14 years and counting. -
55+
Clubs & Activities keep our students enriched long after the last bell rings. -
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Sports programs competing for prestigious championship titles.
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Our Campus A "Day in the Life"
A day at Loyola Blakefield begins on our scenic 65-acre campus—where tradition meets innovation. It’s where lessons come to life, passions are discovered, and friendships are formed. More than a school, it’s a place to call home.
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News & EventsHappening Around Campus
List of 3 news stories.
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Meet Bryce
With deep family roots at Loyola and a heart for service and leadership, Bryce Llewellyn '26 leaves Blakefield carrying the lifelong brotherhood that defines the Don experience.Read More -
Meet Will
For Will Wnek '26, the relationships he built and the support he found within the Loyola community will remain the most meaningful part of his experience as a Don.Read More -
Meet Cortez
For Cortez Washington '26, Loyola Blakefield was more than a school—it was a community that challenged him to lead, serve, and care for others.Read More
