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Congratulations to these student athletes on their next adventure!

Bergen Loveless ’21, visited all of our science classes to talk about engineering and college life.

Candidates for Student Body President

Lunch time adoration in the chapel

Woodworking Class

🏆And a huge shout out to Mrs. Jessica Bergman! Mrs. Bergman was surprised with receiving the St. Matthew Award. 

Look who was spotted! Senior Nicolas D'Annunzio and his dad at a WSU game.

Congratulations to our January Staff and Students of the Month

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Our Mission & History

Our Mission: To assist parents in forming disciples of Christ who enrich the culture as stewards of God's gifts.
 
In September 1962, Bishop Mark K. Carroll established an all-boys high school in order to meet the growing needs of Wichita’s west side parishes. Notre Dame High School was located at 3100 W. Douglas, in a property formerly occupied by Mt. Carmel Academy. Future Bishop of the Diocese of Wichita Rev. Eugene Gerber was among the first full-time teachers for the 1962-1963 school year, which opened with a single freshman class of 180 boys. On September 6, 1964, Notre Dame High School moved to a brand new state-of-the art facility at 8101 W. Central and was officially rechristened Bishop Mark K. Carroll High School.
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