(FOX40.COM) — Jesuit High School Sacramento has announced a "bold and mission-driven" transition to become a co-ed Catholic high school on Sunday.

JHS officials said it will welcome its first cohort of young women to its historically all-boys campus beginning in Fall 2027 after the Jesuit High School of Sacramento Board of Trustees approved this change. The change reflects the deep commitment to the school's mission and a visionary response to changing the educational landscape, the school said.

“Jesuit High School is not a school with a mission. We are a mission with a school,” Chair-Elect Dr. Amy Rogers said. “This expansion allows us to share our mission with an even broader community, forming young men and women for others into leaders of competence, conscience, compassion, and commi

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