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Over the last forty years, parents and family members have been the foundation of Bishop McNamara's success in educating the hearts and minds of young men and women. From coaching to carpooling to coordinating special events that provide much needed resources for their children, Bishop McNamara's parents are just one reason why our students feel as if McNamara is a home away from home. 

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Gallaudet University Visit for ASL Students

The Bishop McNamara High School American Sign Language (ASL) classes had the opportunity to tour Gallaudet University on May 3rd.  The students on the trip included a mixture of all grades, totaling 16 students, two parents, and BMHS ASL teacher, Ms. Danita Brooks. The group went on a basic campus tour, ate lunch in the campus cafeteria, and then students were able to interview deaf student for a class assignment.

Summer School Registration Now Online!

The New Summer School Registration is now up online. Some of the courses available include High School Prep Math and English, Study Skills, Computer Applications and Web Design, as well as English Grade 9/10 and 11/12, Mathematics - Algebra I, II, and Geometry, History - Western Civilization, U.S. History I, Government & Politics, Foreign Language - Spanish I & II, Foreign Language - French I & II, Science - Chemistry, Biology, and Conceptual Physics, Religion I, II, III, IV, and others.

Two Seniors Recipients of ACE Scholarships

 
Our congratulations to Tyrus Jackson '13 and Randall Clay '13 who have received the ACE (Architecture, Construction and Engineering) Scholarships. Tyrus and Randall are members of the ACE Mentoring Program at BMHS. The students will be honored and presented with their awards at the 2013 Annual Scholarship Awards Breakfast on May 8, 2013 in The Willard Intercontinental Hotel, in Washington, DC. Congratulations, Tyrus and Randall!
 

BMHS Freshman Wins Acting Spot in Army Training Film

Jeffrey Belfield '16 has begun his acting career. Last week, Jeffrey received the news that he will be staring in a training film for the Company Command Training in the Army and Reserves. He will play the role of Leo Young, a teenage boy as he interacts with his father who is in the Army. This film focuses on the company leadership component and how they deal with the day to day activities of being a part of the Army while they are winding down the number of wars we are fighting.

Senior Victor Harrington Raises Money for Prosthetics for Children

Bishop McNamara High School student, Victor Harrington '13, was recently interviewed on television Channel WUSA*9 by news anchor, JC Hayward, for his wonderful efforts to raise funds for children at Children's National Medical Center who require prosthetics. Victor has been interested in the engineering of prosthetics since he was a young boy watching the movie I, Robot where the star has a robotic arm. Victor knew he could build that kind of device and help people who didn't have limbs.

BMHS Dancers Hit the Big Apple

Over the Easter Break, many of the students in the BMHS Dance Program, along with teachers and administrators, traveled to New York City for several days of fun filled events. The group attended the Broadway show Motown, a story of the one-of-a-kind sound that hit the airwaves in 1959 and changed our music culture forever, charting Motown founder Berry Gordy's incredible journey from featherweight boxer to the heavyweight music mogul who launched the careers of Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye and so many more.

Exam Study Guide for Second Semester 2013

 Studying for exams can be a daunting challenge for students but the BMHS Counseling Center has created a study guide to help your student break his or her preparation into manageable pieces.

Justin Kelly '13 Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestra

On March 16, senior Justin Kelly '13, with many family and friends in attendance, performed with the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestra at the Meyerhoff. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra announced the creation of the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras, its first youth orchestra, in May 2012. The Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras proudly carry on the legacy of the 35-year-old Greater Baltimore Youth Orchestras. Dr. Van der Waag joined Justin's family at the Meyerhoff to listen to the Orchestra perform Scheherazade, Op. 35, composed by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.

BMHS Students Selected to Rawlings All American/All Region Teams

Congratulations go out to Connor Hax '13 and Tayler Stiles '13 for being selected to the 2013 Preseason Rawlings All American / All Region Teams. These annual awards, announced by Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc.,  recognize the top 400 high school baseball athletes in the United States. 

The annual rankings highlight Rawlings’ commitment to high school athletics and next-level players nationwide. The Rawlings Preseason All-American and All-Region Teams are part of its collaboration with Perfect Game USA, the world’s largest scouting report service.

Join us for a Fun Summer of Camps & Enrichment Programs

Do something DIFFERENT this summer - Register for Bishop McNamara Summer Camps & Enrichment. Learn - Play - Explore. Register today! Engage your intellectual, artistic, and athletic talents with a full array of fun and exciting summer programs!

For more information and to sign up now, go to Summer Camps and Enrichment Programs. Hurry, camps are filling quickly so don't miss out! There's something for everyone.