High School

Bishop Reicher's classical academic program is a rigorous curriculum with additional elective courses and opportunities to support individual growth and development.  Our students are constantly challenged to be critical thinkers and discover their passions.  By the end of their senior year, our students are articulate, clear-thinking, well-rounded, and, very importantly, joyful individuals.

Students in Dual Credit Enrollment classes are enrolled at Bishop Reicher Catholic School and McLennan Community College, simultaneously receiving credit at both levels.

Dual Credit Enrollment Courses:
Economics
Government
Trigonometry
Pre-Calculus
Business Calculus
Calculus I and II
Accounting I and II
Psychology
Sociology
Speech
Statistics

The Advanced Placement program at Bishop Reicher offers college-level curriculum and testing to high school students through the College Board.

The College Board has approved all Advanced Placement courses through the Advanced Placement audit. Curriculum and exams are created by a panel of experts through the College Board and are graded by experts in each subject. 

In Advanced Placement courses, students become acquainted with college-level skills. Studies have shown that even if a student does not earn credit from the Advanced Placement exam, those who take Advanced Placement classes are more successful in college. At Bishop Reicher, we ensure students are prepared for college success, and the availability of Advanced Placement courses is an important component in helping students understand college expectations.

Advanced Placement Courses:
Art
Chemistry
US History
English
Computer Science

Bishop Reicher's Honors Program is designed for highly motivated students who are seeking advanced academic challenges. Honors courses include a wider range and greater depth of subject matter than that of a regular course; emphasis on critical thinking skills; provision of creative, higher-level thinking; stress on cognitive concepts and processes, along with independent as well as guided research.  

Honors Courses:
Algebra II
Anatomy
Biology
Physics
Chemistry
World History
Geometry
Spanish
German