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School Leadership

OUR PRESIDENT AND PRINCIPAL

Bishop Lynch High School utilizes a president/principal leadership model to provide a first-choice high school experience.

While the president represents the school to the wider community, including alumni and prospective families, the principal handles the day-to-day academic and on-site operations.  

BL’s dynamic duo are joined by other top school leaders to form the senior leadership team.  

Since 1963, Bishop Lynch students have been taught to strive for excellence, seek truth and work for justice in the world. We now have more than 13,000 alumni across the world who are living the BL mission and making a positive difference in their communities. That is a powerful testament to what a Catholic education can do.
Chris Rebuck, President

Chris Rebuck

President

Christopher L. Rebuck has served as the President of Bishop Lynch High School since July 2015. Before taking office, Mr. Rebuck served as Bishop Lynch’s Dean of Students for the previous seven years, beginning in May 2008. 

As President of the largest co-educational private school in Texas, Mr. Rebuck is focused on fostering Catholic identity and growing the mission through a comprehensive advancement program, marketing, alumni relations, enrollment management, and leadership development. 

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Leadership and Board of Directors

Dr. Chad Riley

Principal

Chad Riley, Ph.D., has served as the Principal of Bishop Lynch High School since July 2017. As Principal, Dr. Riley oversees the integration of all operational aspects of the school and nurtures Catholic identity through leadership in academics and student formation, which includes the arts, athletics, the House System, and the guidance department.  

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Hear from Our Senior Leadership Team

Introducing our New Strategic Plan

On Sunday, August 27, members of the Bishop Lynch community gathered for Mass to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of our school. We had a wide variety of groups and supporters present to celebrate this important milestone in the life of BL.

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August Leadership Message

Welcome to another exciting year at Bishop Lynch filled with potential, growth, and opportunity. As I reflect on 25 years of service to Catholic schools as a teacher, coach, athletic director, principal, dean of students, and now as president, I am humbled by the trust that I have been afforded by parents to walk alongside them on their journey to help their children find their path of promise and purpose. A driving force behind my purpose is the power of challenge and invitation to inspire others to build communities that are rooted in belonging. I believe that we are better together and thus we embark on this journey of a new school year in just that way.

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Prior to joining the leadership team at Bishop Lynch High School, Chris worked at St. John Catholic School in Ennis, Texas where he served as Assistant Principal/Athletic Director from 2002-2004 and then Principal from 2004-2008. He began his career in education in 1998 at St. Michael the Archangel School in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in the Diocese of Allentown. 

Growing up, Mr. Rebuck attended Catholic schools in the Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina and completed his undergraduate studies at DeSales University and his graduate studies at the University of Dallas. He completed an Executive Certificate in Nonprofit Management at the University of Texas at Dallas, Naveen Jindal School of Management, and has participated in the Boston College, Emmaus Leadership post-graduate program for Leadership and School Administration.  

Mr. Rebuck is a true believer in Catholic education as a product of the parochial system himself, as president of Bishop Lynch and as a parent of three children enrolled in Catholic schools, including Bishop Lynch. Mr. Rebuck, his wife, and their daughters are active members at St. Patrick Catholic Church.  

As an active community volunteer, Mr. Rebuck serves on the Ferguson Road Initiative Executive Board, is an advisor on the White Rock Partnership Board and is a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 799. He also serves on the Parish Advisory Council for St. Patrick Catholic Church.