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Transportation

Bishop Lynch High School is one of the very few private schools in the Metroplex to offer bus transportation for our families. 

Boasting the largest fleet of buses of any private school in Texas, students from all over the Dallas area experience the ease of traveling to school through our BL transportation system. Currently, 25% of our student body rides the bus from one of our 13 unique route areas. 

All of the buses now have Wi-Fi too so students can get a jumpstart on homework or relax with their favorite show. 

So, what are you waiting for?! Get on board! 
Late Bus Routes 
The late bus will leave Bishop Lynch at the following times: 
Fall Semester – 6:30 PM 
Spring Semester – 6:15 PM 
No late bus on Fridays 

The late bus will arrive at the following destinations (Fall/Spring): 
Half Price Books NW HWY – 6:45 PM / 6:30 PM 
Spring Creek Barbecue – 7:05 PM / 6:50 PM (75/Central Expressway at Beltline) 
St. Mark Catholic Church – 7:30 PM / 7:15 PM 

Inclement Weather 
The bus will not operate on days we announce a school closing due to inclement weather. If Bishop Lynch announces a delayed start, the Bishop Lynch buses will pick up one hour before the announced time for the start of class. 

TRANSPORTATION

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Bus Routes

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  • Christ the King

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    NW Hwy. @ Pickwick (near Park Cities Church) Depart 7:25 a.m.
    NW Hwy. (Walgreens Parking Lot)  Return 4:20 p.m.

    Friday return - 3:35 p.m. 


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  • Good Shepherd Catholic

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Garland Rd. (Behind the school @ S. 13th)

    Depart          Return*
    7:00 a.m.       4:35 p.m.

    Friday return 3:40 p.m.


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  • Mary Immaculate School

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Dennis Lane, Farmers Branch
     
    Depart          Return*
    7:00 a.m.       4:35 p.m.

    Friday return 3:55 p.m.

  • Prince of Peace

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Plano Pkwy. (Parking Lot)

    Depart          Return*
    7:00 a.m.        4:35 p.m.

    Friday return 3:50 p.m.

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  • St. Cecilia

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    (In front of school)
     
    Depart          Return*
    7:15 a.m.        4:50 p.m.

    Friday return 3:35 p.m.

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  • St. Elizabeth

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    (West side of church)
     
    Depart          Return*
    7:00 a.m.       4:35 p.m.

    Friday return 3:50 p.m.

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  • St. Joseph

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Spring Valley @ Jupiter (Parking Lot)
     
    Depart          Return*
    7:00 a.m.       4:30 p.m.

    Friday return 
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  • St. Mark

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Alma Rd., Plano (Parking Lot)
     
    Depart          Return*
    7:05 a.m.        4:30 p.m.
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  • St. Monica

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Midway Rd. (Parking Lot)

    Depart          Return*
    7:10 AM        4:35 PM
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  • St. Patrick

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    St. Patrick Ferndale Parking Lot

    Depart          Return*
    7:15 AM        4:20 PM
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  • St. Paul

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Floyd Rd., Richardson (Parking Lot)
     
    Depart          Return*
    7:20 AM        4:15 PM
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  • St. Rita

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Harvest Hill @ Inwood (North Parking Lot)

    Depart          Return*
    7:20 AM        4:15 PM

    Friday return - 3:35 PM

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  • St. Thomas

    Pick Up / Drop Off Location
    Mockingbird @ Abrams 

    Depart          Return*
    7:30 AM        4:05 PM
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Health Clinic

The Bishop Lynch Health Clinic is located on Ferguson Hall, across from the Guidance Suite. 

Managing health concerns requires a partnership among the student, the parents/guardians, the physician and the school faculty and staff who work with the student on a daily basis. Our mission at Bishop Lynch is to help enhance the education potential of all students by promoting wellness and facilitating the resolution of health concerns which create barriers to learning.

List of 3 frequently asked questions.

  • Q. WHAT HAPPENS IF MY CHILD BECOMES ILL AT SCHOOL?

    Bishop Lynch High School has a full-time registered nurse, Patty Barton, R.N., whose office is in Ferguson hall accross from the Guidance suite.  If a student becomes ill while at school, he or she should report to the school nurse who will assess the student's needs and call parents as necessary. Patty Barton can be reached at 214-324-3607 ext. 4141.

  • Q. WHAT IF MY CHILD NEEDS PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS DURING THE SCHOOL DAY OR HAS SPECIAL MEDICAL NEEDS?

    Over-the-counter medications (Tylenol, Advil, Benadryl, etc.) are available to your children while at school. However, they will only be administered to a student by the school nurse after receiving parental permission to administer that medication. Download the Over-the-counter Medication Form (OTC).

    Students requiring prescription medication during the school day must have a medication authorization form on file with the school nurse. Download the Medication Permit Form.

    Call Patty Barton to make arrangements for medication administration or to talk about special medical needs.


  • Q.
    WHAT IS THE POLICY BISHOP LYNCH FOLLOWS REGARDING IMMUNIZATIONS?

    Bishop Lynch High School follows the policy of the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops-Education Department (TCCB-ED):

    Every student enrolled in a Catholic School in the State of Texas shall be immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases caused by infectious agents in accordance with the immunization schedule adopted by the Texas Department of State Health Services. A student who fails to present the required evidence shall not be accepted for enrollment. Conscientious objections or waivers, which may be permissible for attendance in public schools, do not qualify as an exemption in Catholic Schools in Texas.

HEALTH & WELLNESS TEAM

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Uniform Information

All students must be in proper uniform each school day unless otherwise announced.  Most Fridays are considered ‘casual’ Friday.  Students may wear a BL Polo or BL issued spirit shirt with regular school slacks or skirts and athletic shoes.

Uniforms are available for purchase at:   
  • Academic Outfitters located at 700 Alma Drive, Suite 112, adjacent to the Collin Creek Mall in Plano.
  • The Lynch Locker, located inside Bishop Lynch High School in the atrium, also offers uniforms for boys and girls, but not does offer shoes.

Girls Dress Code

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  • Shoes

    The CLASSIC SADDLE OXFORD is the ONLY uniform shoe allowed. Shoes must be kept clean and in good repair. Shoes must be worn properly. Must remain black and white with no writing or artwork that deviates from the purchased state of the shoes. 
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  • Skirt

    The Bishop Lynch plaid skirt purchased from one of the approved uniform providers is required. Skirt length must be to the top of the knee all the way around, with ample room for alterations. Girls will be immediately required to let down the hem of skirts that are too short, under the direction of a female staff member. 
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  • Pants

    Girls’ gray pants, purchased from one of the approved uniform providers may be worn, as an alternative to the skirt. The pants must be worn with a black belt and a neatly tucked in oxford-cloth shirt. 
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  • Blouse

    A tailored oxford-cloth blouse with button-down collar, long or short sleeves is required. Underclassmen must wear white; seniors may wear solid color white, light yellow or light blue, and may monogram initials on the pocket of the shirt only. Blouses must be of proper fit, and neatly tucked in at all times. Only the top button may be unbuttoned. Shirt cuffs must be buttoned or neatly rolled. Only white or off-white undergarments or white T-shirts without pictures or lettering may be worn under the blouse. No pullover shirts are allowed and no long-sleeved shirts may be worn under short-sleeved shirts. 
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  • Sweaters

    Sweaters are to be pullover with a V-neck in charcoal gray or black colors, purchased from one of the approved uniform providers. Sweaters and sweatshirts are to be worn and not tied around the waist or neck. 
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  • Sweatshirts

    Students may wear any BL sweatshirt (NO HOODED SWEATSHIRTS), BL fleece pullovers, or BL windbreaker purchased from the Lynch Locker, or issued by a club or sport.
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  • Blazers

    Plain black sports coat or blazer without patches or insignias may be worn as acceptable outerwear.
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  • Socks or Hose

    Underclassmen must wear crew or knee-length, solid color black, white, or charcoal gray socks and/or neutral, gray, any socks sold in the Lynch Locker or black color nylon hose. Seniors may wear solid color black, white, charcoal gray, as well as light yellow or light blue socks to match blouse, any socks sold in the Lynch locker, or neutral color nylon hose. Only one pair of socks may be worn. Crew length socks and higher are the only approved style. 
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  • Jewelry

    All jewelry must be in suitable taste. No long-dangling earrings. 
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  • Casual Fridays

    Every Friday, unless otherwise announced by the Office of Student Affairs, will be designated a Casual Dress Day. This change in uniform is a privilege that will be strictly enforced. Appropriate attire for these days includes:
    • A club, team, or B.L. polo only purchased through the Activities Office or the Lynch Locker. Uniform pant/skirt.
    • Socks
    • Tennis/athletic shoes - (must be laced or Velcro, no deck shoes or any other type of shoes will be permitted; as determined by the Assistant Principal of Student Affairs). 
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  • Non-Uniform Days

    Guidelines for dress-down and other non-uniform days will be announced prior to those days. Modesty will be required at all times. Please note, political shirts, hats, buttons or other items are not permissible.
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Boys Dress Code

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  • Shoes

    ONLY black or dark brown dress shoes may be worn. The recommended uniform shoes are Sperry. The Sperry Topsider must be the all black or black/brown two-tone. Sketchers or any other Formal Dress shoes must be solid black or solid dark brown to meet approval ( Office of Student Affairs reserves the right of approval of any footwear.)

  • Slacks

    Dress slacks, solid dark charcoal gray, purchased from one of the approved uniform providers. Pants must be in good repair – i.e. properly hemmed, seams intact, etc., and must be worn at the waist. 
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  • Shirts

    Oxford-cloth dress shirt with button-down collar, long or short sleeves with no logos are acceptable. Shirt must be buttoned at the neck and neatly tucked in at all times. Shirt cuffs must be buttoned or neatly rolled. Underclassmen must wear white shirts; seniors may wear solid color white, light yellow or light blue if permitted. Only white t-shirts without pictures or lettering may be worn under the dress shirt. No pullover shirts are allowed and no long-sleeved shirts may be worn under short sleeved shirts. 
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  • Sweaters

    Sweaters, purchased from approved uniform providers only, style should be pullover with a V-neck, in charcoal gray or black. Sweaters and sweatshirts are to be worn and not tied around the waist or neck. 
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  • Sweatshirts

    Students may wear any BL sweatshirt (NO HOODED SWEATSHIRTS), BL fleece pullovers, or BL windbreaker purchased from the Lynch Locker, or issued by a club or sport. 

  • Blazers

    Plain black sports coat or blazer without patches or insignias may be worn as acceptable outerwear.
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  • Tie

    The BL emblem tie, purchased from the Lynch Locker, is to be worn. The tie is to be secured at the neck, must be in good condition and not defaced. 

    The BL Bowtie as purchased from the Lynch Locker, also must be secured at the neck, must be in good condition and not defaced. 
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  • Socks

    Socks are to be crew or knee-length, white or solid dark color, no logos. No argyle socks are allowed. Anklet-style socks are not allowed.
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  • Belt

    A black or brown dress belt is required. 
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  • Earrings

    Earrings of any style may NOT be worn at any Bishop Lynch activity or function. 
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  • Casual Friday

    Every Friday, unless otherwise announced by the Office of Student Affairs, will be designated a Casual Dress Day. This change in uniform is a privilege that will be strictly enforced. Appropriate attire for these days includes:
    • A club, team, or B.L. polo only purchased through the Activities Office or the Lynch Locker. Uniform pant/skirt.
    • Socks
    • Tennis/athletic shoes - (must be laced or Velcro, no deck shoes or any other type of shoes will be permitted; as determined by the Assistant Principal of Student Affairs). 
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  • Non-Uniform Days

    Guidelines for dress-down and other non-uniform days will be announced prior to those days. Modesty will be required at all times. Please note, political shirts, hats, buttons or other items are not permissible.
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SAGE Dining Services

Bishop Lynch High School and SAGE Dining Services are pleased to present an exciting dining program!

The talented chefs from SAGE have transformed lunchtime at Bishop Lynch High School into a daily culinary adventure. Our students are treated to real food, cooked from scratch. SAGE`s seasonal menus are custom designed for us, reflecting the students` preferences as well as the fresh products available in the market. SAGE`s registered dietitians review and approve each menu to ensure that it offers a wide variety of nutritious choices.

Check out our new concept!
Welcome Letter
 
 

BL Bistro Account Management (My Kids Spending)

Parents can easily manage their child's BL Bistro account through the My Kids Spending account, accessible through the Sage Dining Services website. This website allows parents to add funds to their child's account and see the purchases their child has made.

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BL VIRTUAL BOOKSTORE 

ATTENTION:  Important digital access information! Publishers do not deliver digital access in the same manner. There are 4 ways you may receive your digital access. 
  1. You will get an email with an access code and instructions to activate that code.  
  2. You will receive the code by postal service.  
  3. You will show a receipt to your instructor to receive your access code.
  4. Or, we will create and activate your access code and you will receive this information from your instructor. Please do not assume you will receive your code via email. Publishers do not operate universally when it comes to their digital content.
Also, for future reference, we would like to encourage purchasing your textbooks/ebooks during the free shipping week of July 17th. This gives ample time to restock inventory when quantities are low. There seems to be a trend of waiting until the week before or the week school starts to place orders. This puts those students at a disadvantage in class when they do not have the necessary materials.
 
Remember, the textbook format is your option. If a digital ebook is listed in the Virtual Bookstore, you have the option of the hardcover textbook OR the digital ebook.  Both are not required unless sold in a ‘bundle’ or ‘print combo’. Note that some classes will require a digital site for homework, activities, or quizzes. This is in addition to the text (whether in hardcover or ebook format) and is the equivalent of a workbook.

Note for MBS Direct
When completing your order through MBS Direct during checkout, you will see “MBS Direct recommends……”. These are suggested study guides and resources NOT required by Bishop Lynch. They are merely recommended by MBS Direct.

Questions?

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Bishop Lynch High School

9750 Ferguson Road, Dallas, TX 75228
Tel: 214.324.3607 | Fax: 214.324.3600
Faithful to Catholic Tradition and to our Dominican heritage of scholarship and service, Bishop Lynch High School promotes the development of the total person by bringing together a diverse community in a rigorous, college preparatory environment where students are taught to strive for excellence, seek truth, and work for justice in the world. - Founded in 1963