Bishop Manogue’s Choir has just a month to memorize five songs before traveling to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York this Spring break. With limited practice time and a prestigious concert venue within reach, the pressure is building quickly. The trip is scheduled for March 25 - 30, and will bring high school choir students from across the country...

The Girls Varsity Basketball team wrapped up their season on February 11 with an unfortunate loss against Reno High 41-61. Leading up to this game, the girls had a 12 game winning streak. In this final game, the Miners dominated the first quarter 16-12. After that, the Huskies began to take the lead the rest of the game, resulting in their win. While...

After months of hard work and determination, Bishop Manogue's varsity basketball team is headed to state semifinals with confidence. Before looking ahead to state, it's worth looking back at the regular season that got them here. The Bishop Manogue miners finished 25-2 overall and went undefeated (8-0) in league play, proving that they are one of...

After three years of dedication to Bishop Manogue's wrestling program, senior Jaxen Faust closed out his high school career with an impressive post season run, winning a regional title and placing fifth at the state tournament. His final stretch on the mat reflected the growth, resilience,, and leadership he developed throughout his time in the program. Faust...

The Bishop Manogue ski team is ready to compete in their upcoming state finals this Friday, after weather adjustments due to blizzards and unexpected storms throughout this week have shifted the schedule. The championship race will take place this Friday at 10:00 a.m. with one run of Giant Slalom (GS) and Slalom (SL). with awards starting at 3:30 p.m....

Cheerleading has officially been recognized as a sport by the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) on January 27, 2026. This vote brings many changes for the Bishop Manogue cheerleading team, as well as other high schools in the state. Before this vote, cheerleading was recognized as an "activity," due to financial limitations. The program...

With the 4A Nevada State Championship in just a matter of days, the Bishop Manogue Boys Basketball team has only two games to overcome to earn that title. The Miners come into the state playoffs at 25-2 including the postseason with a perfect record in league play. After beating Spanish Springs in the semifinals for regionals 69-44 on February 12th,...

Bishop Manogue students must submit course registration forms by March 20 to avoid late fees and secure their classes for the 2026-2027 school year. Miners, make sure that you are starting to think about what classes you want to take next year. Course selection forms are paper only this year, so see your counselor if you do not have the form. By...

The leadership summer internship programs are returning once again this summer for Bishop Manogue students. Each will have the unique opportunity to learn about exciting summer experiences that could shape their future. The Executive Director of the Leadership Initiatives will be visiting campus on Thursday, February 19th, from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the...

As the spring sports season approaches, the Bishop Manogue Varsity boy's lacrosse team is preparing to open in what could be their strongest season yet. Coming out of a strong 2025 season, the team is entering this year with heightened expectations, a tougher schedule, and a group of players who have grown together on and off the field. The 2026...

It's official - Kairos 80 will be Disney themed: bringing adventure, friendship, and faith together for an unforgettable experience! Manogue is excited to continue one of our beloved core traditions, Kairos 80, a purposeful, reflective retreat centered around faith and fellowship. Students, leaders, and teachers attending this retreat will depart...

Join fellow Bishop Manogue students on Friday, March 6, 2026 to celebrate your grandparents and godparents and all they do! We as a school community greatly value and appreciate the faith, guidance, and love that grandparents and godparents provide to all of the students. In order to celebrate their love, join us for afternoon tea! This event will...

Ash Wednesday is the day everyone knows as having dirt on your forehead, but there is a way deeper meaning. Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent, but that still doesn’t explain the reasoning for the “dirt” crosses on your forehead. Those crosses are ashes, not dirt. They come from the palm leaves from Palm Sunday of the year prior. The ashes...

The Dodger's this past season had a total Salary cost of $350 million, with five players making over $20 million. The luxury tax is supposed to stop stuff like this, but when you can afford to pay every superstar you want, the "penalties" basically don't matter. Even the 50% tax only kicks in after three straight years over the line, and most of the...

Every year people argue about when it’s "appropriate" to start celebrating Christmas. Some say you absolutely can’t play Christmas music or put up decorations until Thanksgiving is over. That rule needs to be overruled. Christmas should start right after Halloween - and Thanksgiving should be part of the holiday spirit instead of being isolated. Once...

Parents have been dropping off their kids in the student parking area, effectively taking over the adjacent roundabout and making it incredibly difficult for the students to park and get to school on time. From last year alone, 5+ minutes of traffic have been added onto the commute to school, and this has increased every single year at Manogue. It is...

The hallways are supposed to help us get to class, not feel like traffic. Underclassmen and upperclassmen alike stand in the hallways, blocking people from getting to their classes. Freshmen should be taught hallway etiquette because clear expectations would make passing period faster and far less frustrating for everyone. While some people may argue...

Two laps and a pair of UGGs - Olivia Taylor runs her way into Manogue history. Senior Olivia Taylor crushed administration’s challenge to complete two laps around the track in under 4 minutes and 45 seconds, abolishing the dress code policy that prohibited students from wearing UGG Tasmans. Her victory has not only changed the dress code for all...

Ever since AI tools and ChatGPT became popular, schools nationwide have reacted with fear and frustration. A lot of them have tried to block these websites or have cracked down on anything that looks like it has been AI generated or has AI in it. I understand the concern that they have, some students really do take shortcuts, and teachers are trying...

At the end of the school day, no one wants to sit and wait in the parking lot. Yet many afternoons, students trying to leave campus are stuck for nearly thirty minutes because parents use the student driver parking lot as an unofficial pick up zone. Instead, parents should be required to use the roundabout for pick up because the current situation traps...