Student Life
Flourishing in Faith and Fellowship
At Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, we believe that education extends far beyond the classroom, guided by our Catholic values and traditions. Our vibrant student life program is designed to nurture the whole person – mind, body, and spirit – offering a rich tapestry of experiences that complement academic learning, foster personal growth, and deepen faith.
We provide a diverse array of opportunities for our students to explore their interests, develop new skills, build lasting friendships, and live out their faith:
- Honor Societies: Recognizing academic excellence and cultivating servant leadership
- Clubs: From robotics to Catholic youth groups, catering to a wide range of interests
- Sports: Promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and Christian sportsmanship
- Co-curricular Activities: Enhancing classroom learning through practical application
- Extra-curricular Activities: Encouraging service to others and exploration of new passions
- Faith-based Initiatives: Offering retreats, prayer groups, and community outreach programs
It is not enough to love the young; they must know that they are loved.
- St. John Bosco
What sets us apart is our commitment to student initiative, rooted in Catholic social teachings. We empower our students to not just participate, but to lead and create, always mindful of how their actions can serve others and glorify God. Have an idea for a new club or faith-based activity? We provide the support and resources to make it happen.
Our dedicated faculty members play an integral role, mentoring students and sharing their own passions and faith journeys outside the classroom. This creates a unique, collaborative atmosphere where students and teachers learn, grow, and strengthen their faith together.
At Bishop McLaughlin, student life is about discovering who you are, what you love, and how you can make a difference in God’s world. It’s about building character, fostering a faith-filled community, and creating memories that last a lifetime.
Join us and find your place to shine in faith and fellowship!
Flourishing in Faith and Fellowship
At Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, we believe that education extends far beyond the classroom, guided by our Catholic values and traditions. Our vibrant student life program is designed to nurture the whole person – mind, body, and spirit – offering a rich tapestry of experiences that complement academic learning, foster personal growth, and deepen faith.
We provide a diverse array of opportunities for our students to explore their interests, develop new skills, build lasting friendships, and live out their faith:
- Honor Societies: Recognizing academic excellence and cultivating servant leadership
- Clubs: From robotics to Catholic youth groups, catering to a wide range of interests
- Sports: Promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and Christian sportsmanship
- Co-curricular Activities: Enhancing classroom learning through practical application
- Extra-curricular Activities: Encouraging service to others and exploration of new passions
- Faith-based Initiatives: Offering retreats, prayer groups, and community outreach programs
What sets us apart is our commitment to student initiative, rooted in Catholic social teachings. We empower our students to not just participate, but to lead and create, always mindful of how their actions can serve others and glorify God. Have an idea for a new club or faith-based activity? We provide the support and resources to make it happen.
Our dedicated faculty members play an integral role, mentoring students and sharing their own passions and faith journeys outside the classroom. This creates a unique, collaborative atmosphere where students and teachers learn, grow, and strengthen their faith together.
At Bishop McLaughlin, student life is about discovering who you are, what you love, and how you can make a difference in God’s world. It’s about building character, fostering a faith-filled community, and creating memories that last a lifetime.
Join us and find your place to shine in faith and fellowship!
It is not enough to love the young; they must know that they are loved.
- St. John Bosco