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Jesuit High cancels classes after tech outage hits Carmichael campus

The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento’s Jesuit High School, an all-boys private Catholic school. Longtime Sacramento philanthropist Agnes Anderson donated her family home to the school after her death in 2018, and Jesuit is now suing the family trust seeking permission to sell the house.
Sacramento’s Jesuit High School, an all-boys private Catholic school. Longtime Sacramento philanthropist Agnes Anderson donated her family home to the school after her death in 2018, and Jesuit is now suing the family trust seeking permission to sell the house. Sam Sacramento Bee file

Jesuit High School canceled classes and closed its offices Monday after a technology outage disrupted internet service, PowerSchool access and other classroom tools.

The outage affected the Catholic all-boys campus on the Carmichael-Arden Arcade border, the school said in a social media post. School officials said the issue began when network maintenance over the Easter break unexpectedly extended into the school week.

After-school athletics and other activities Monday would continue as scheduled, the school said.

Jesuit plans to share updates through its social media channels and safety alert system.

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