Bishop Miege High School was established in 1958 by the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas.
We believe the responsibility of a Catholic school community in a democratic society is to provide as many varied opportunities for accomplishment and development as the individual student's aptitude, skills and potential will allow.
We further believe that each student comes to us as a member of another community -- the family - and within that community resides the student's primary educators: his/her parents/guardians.
We therefore include in our educational process the parents, as well as all others, who contribute to the total education of the student.
Our educational objective is to serve all students who seek admission, in identifying their needs, to provide a variety of programs to serve those needs and interests, thus providing for a comprehensive educational process that fosters the development of the student as a whole person.
AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Comp/Major British Writers, AP Government, AP Literary Analysis, AP Studio Art, AP U.S. History (from 1877), AP U.S. History (to 1877)
Amigos de las Americas, Campus Ministry Team, Concert Chorale, Creative Writing Club, Debate, Forensics, French Club, History Club, Literary Magazine, MEET (Multi-Ethnic Educational Team), National Honor Society, Newspaper, Pep Band, Robotics Team, SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions), Scholars Bowl, Science Club, Spanish Club, Student Book Club, Student Council, Treble Choir, Yearbook
School Notes
Miege offers the only three-year comprehensive ACT Prep Program
with lessons built into the existing math, science, English, and
social studies curriculums.
90-95 percent of our graduates are college-bound.
In the past three years, each graduate has averaged more than
$25,000 in scholarship offers
Through the College Now program, Miege students can earn
college credit before graduation.
Miege draws students from a large geographic area because
families recognize the educational value of learning to work
together with students of different backgrounds.
If you are beginning to think about sending your child to private school, you probably have a lot of questions. Here are some answers to your more common questions.
Why is welcoming students so important? Because it makes new students and their families feel that they are part of the school community from Day 1. More about this valuable marketing tool here.
The average private school tuition in Johnson County, KS is $9,564 for elementary schools and $12,742 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
