Bishop Manogue is a four-year Catholic, co-educational high school in Reno, Nevada.
It is the only Catholic high school in Northern Nevada and has been in operation for 66 years, moving to its current site in 2004.
The school is accredited by the Western Catholic Education Association and co-accredited by AdvancedED. In partnership with parents, Bishop Manogue is committed to fostering Christian values, academic excellence, and life-long service in a faith-centered community.
Bishop Manogue serves students in the greater Reno-Sparks area, the Carson Valley, Fernley, Fallon, and surrounding communities including the Lake Tahoe area, and Truckee, California.
American Government, Biology, Calculus AB, Chemistry, English Language, English Literature, Environmental Science, French, Physics, Psychology, Statistics, Studio Art Drawing and Painting, U.S. History
Club or Organization: Academic Club, Baking Club, Book Club, Columbian Squires, French, Future Business Leaders of America, Gaming, Hiking, Interact (Rotary), International Club, Latin, Leadership, National Honor Society, National Honor Society Sports Medicine, Physics, Pro-Life, Psychology, Rifle Team/Color Guard, Science Bowl, Sodality, Speech and Debate, Video
Arts and Music Programs: Art, Band/Choir/Music, Dance, Electronic Dance Music (EDM)/DJ Club, Folk Club
Recreational Athletic Programs: Bowling, Lacrosse
School Notes
Our MissionBishop Manogue Catholic High School is
committed to: Educating through Faith, Leadership, Knowledge, and
Compassion.Our PhilosophyBishop Manogue Catholic High School is a
faith-based community working together for the education of all
students. Catholic values and ideals are the basis for all
instruction and interaction. The school community, together with
parents, alumni, and benefactors, fosters an environment that
supports academic achievement, spiritual growth, self-motivation,
extra-curricular involvement, and Christian service.
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