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Bishop Lynch Social Studies Department Chair Amy Wheeler recently attended the College Board AP Annual Conference in Las Vegas, where she participated in professional learning sessions and served as a featured presenter.

Bishop Lynch recently welcomed members of its first graduating class back to campus to celebrate the 60th anniversary of their graduation, a milestone traditionally recognized as a diamond anniversary. As part of their reunion visit, the alumni attended the first Mass of the school year alongside students, faculty, and staff, then gathered for a special luncheon.

As the doors of Bishop Lynch open for another school year, I am filled with gratitude and hope as we welcome both returning families and those joining our community for the very first time. Whether you are beginning your journey with us as a freshman or transfer student, or returning to continue a tradition that spans generations, know that you belong here. Welcome home!

Bishop Lynch was honored to host the national House System Institute this summer, sharing the school’s Dominican charism and House traditions with over 80 educational leaders from private and public schools from across the country.
 

Bishop Lynch seniors Cade Hicks and Bailey Sanders were elected lieutenant governors at Texas Boys State and Texas Girls State, respectively, after being nominated by Bishop Lynch to attend the prestigious leadership programs.

Five Bishop Lynch High School educators were honored with The Catholic Foundation's Work of Heart Award at the end-of-year faculty and staff luncheon, representing the largest number of employees receiving the award from one school at the same time.

Bishop Lynch High School sophomore Graham Quenzer was recently named president of the Ronald McDonald House Teen Team, a position that reflects the time and energy he has dedicated to supporting families staying at Ronald McDonald House of Dallas through several years of volunteering with the organization.

Bishop Lynch High School was honored to welcome Bishop Edward J. Burns and Catholic School Superintendent Jeannette Lambert to campus this afternoon as part of their ongoing visits to Diocesan schools.