From the secluded hallway of the art wing, you’ll find Mrs. Hilliard’s room, home to Bishop Manogue's music, theater, and piano students. Mrs. Hilliard has always been the backbone of the music programs, but she doesn’t just teach music; she builds community, encourages growth, and offers students the same gift she discovered in her childhood:...

Many high school students feel unsure about their future, especially regarding career choices. But for Mrs. Leblanc, an English teacher at Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, it all became clear in one class. “My AP English teacher inspired me to choose this job,” she says. That moment stayed with her. Years later, she works to give her...

In Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, we have a variety of math classes so that the students can have diversity according to what they want to learn or what they think would look best on a college resume, such as geometry, calculus (with AP levels at each), and college algebra to give you an insight into what you’re going to learn when you go out...

“Who’s the sub?” “We hope it is Mrs. Summers!” This is what most people say when they find out that their teacher is gone. Everyone wants Mrs. Summers as their sub. She has been a sub at Bishop Manogue for the last four years, after years of teaching elementary school. But she is a lot more than just a sub. She has an amazing background...

Though Teresa McCarthy’s classroom is a windowless interior room, it is full of life. After teaching for almost two years, she has built new connections with the school and grappled with unique challenges facing all teachers now. Ms. McCarthy joined the Bishop Manogue community two years ago, but her family has a deep connection to Reno and the school....

A member of Manogue’s attentive security crew, Mr. McFall, who most students know as Trevor, has been with Manogue for six and a half years. Students may recognize Trevor as the friendly face often sitting at his desk near the main entrance of the school, or the one welcoming them to sporting events and school activities. But you may be surprised...

If you are a student at Manogue, your morning most likely goes something like this:; You sit down in your first period class, the bell rings, and your teacher turns on MinerTV. MinerTV, also known as the Broadcast Journalism class, is a student-run broadcast that plays every morning and allows the school to stay informed on current events, sports,upcoming...

On the sidelines of Manogue’s fields and courts, you will often see Mrs. Wallin, steady and focused, ready to support our athletes. She’s not just there to tape an ankle, or ice a knee, she’s there to empower and guide. She gives her all, whether it’s through parenting, teaching, or athletic training on our sidelines. This is her story and how...