Sponsor a Student

SPONSOR A STUDENT

Give the gift of education.

As the average income for a WJA household of 4 is just $43,000, an essential element of our mission is that we are tuition-free.

Thanks to our Student Sponsorship Program -- an integral element of WJA since its inception, every student attends WJA on a full scholarship.

The Student Sponsorship Program ensures that every student breaks the barrier of private educational inequity and has access to resources that empower them to pursue success for a lifetime.

As a Student Sponsor, you play a vital role in supporting WJA's tuition-free model, enabling us to deliver an exceptional educational experience.

ATTEND EVENTS ON VARNUM STREET

Annual events provide a chance to engage with students, faculty, and fellow supporters, fostering community and shared purpose.

CONNECT WITH YOUR STUDENT

Join your student for lunch, clubs, or by attending WJA sporting events, and build a meaningful relationship.

PERSONAL TOUCHPOINTS

Students correspond with Sponsors in the fall and spring, providing an intimate glimpse of the growth and achievements.

UPDATES FROM WJA LEADERSHIP

WJA leadership will keep you informed of your student's growth, providing a deeper understanding of the impact of your support.

GRADUATION CEREMONY

Attend our graduation ceremony and witness the culmination of your student's journey - a testament to your investment.

ATTEND EVENTS ON VARNUM STREET

Annual events provide a chance to engage with students, faculty, and fellow supporters, fostering community and shared purpose.

LEARN MORE ABOUT BECOMING A SPONSOR.

Non-Discrimination Policy: The Washington Jesuit Academy admits students of any race, color, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.