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Academic Calendar

Apr 1

Teacher/Student Prep Day (NO INSTRUCTION WILL OCCUR)

Apr 2

Virtual Instructional Day #11

Apr 3

Virtual Instructional Day #12

Current News

Day 10 - The Learning Continues

Honoring our students and faculty on Day 10 of online learning! Continuing to our high standards of education! #witnessthedifference #mccortcrushers

Stay Safe - Stay Home

Weekly Update from the Principal's Office

McCort Offers Online AP Classes

Bishop McCort is offering all high school AP students the opportunity to take advantage of their online classes in preparation for the online AP exams in May. Interested parties may contact Mr. Smith at tsmith@mccort.org

McCort Teachers Taking Lessons Online

While other schools around Bishop McCort Catholic School are closed, the Crusher teachers are prepared and offering online instruction to students. Click on the headline link to read more about this great program.

Coronavirus - School Closed

The Bishop McCort Catholic High School, under the direction of Gov. Tom Wolf, the Department of Education, the Centers for Disease Control, and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, is closed and is postponing all after-school activities until the closure is lifted by the Governor. We will continue to communicate with all of our stakeholders as we continue to follow the guidance of state and federal mandates.

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Academics

Bishop McCort offers one of the best college preparatory programs of study in the area in a unique academic environment. Enriched by Catholic intellectual and cultural traditions, it is a place that throughout its history has promoted excellent teaching.

At Bishop McCort, you can join a community of students and teachers committed to advancing its rich Catholic mission of “Learning to think rigorously, so as to act rightly and to serve humanity better.” (Pope John Paul II). At Bishop McCort, you will find a diverse community of students and teachers who are committed to that mission.

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Athletics

There are 19 available varsity sports programs to help the students to develop their full potential. The Bishop McCort athletic program is one of the most successful in the state. The football program has produced six professional football players. The hockey team, boys basketball, girls basketball, and baseball teams have combined for 11 state championships.

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Alumni

Our Johnstown Catholic and Bishop McCort alumni can be found all around the world…some far beyond the halls where our current students walk…and even some just around the corner from 25 Osborne St. Their legacy of pride, loyalty and tradition, as well as excellence in scholarship and education would not be possible without the continuing support and interest shown by so many of our alumni.

We would like to welcome you home to BMCHS any time you would like to visit. Come tour the school and see the changes that have been made since you were here last. Share your memories and Crusher traditions with our students.

BMCHS is about “community.” We invite you, our alumni, to keep us up-to-date with news from your personal and professional lives including accolades received, personal accomplishments and news about births, deaths and other life events. Your former teachers, administrators, classmates and friends want to know what’s been going on in your life!

Please take time to explore the BMCHS Website and Alumni section. We think you’ll find it informative about the school and your fellow alumni. With your help, we can keep you and other alumni aware of where former Crusher classmates have been and where they are going. Don’t hesitate to contact us via alumni@mccort.org if you have news to share or questions about reunions or other events. The Alumni section of the website is for you.

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The BMCHS Difference

Bishop McCort High School as a Catholic secondary school, is committed to facilitating the development of each person's spiritual, moral, emotional, intellectual, and physical self through prayer, challenging curriculum, service projects, clubs, sports, and example in order to become responsible, productive adults who will challenge the world to live the Gospel message.