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Our Curriculum

Bishop Montgomery's curriculum is designed to challenge students academically while supporting their individual growth and future goals. We offer a comprehensive college-preparatory program including core and elective classes.

  • Academic Departments: English, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies, Theology, Visual & Performing Arts, World Languages.

  • Academic Pathways: Students have the opportunity to explore areas of interest in our specialized academic pathways, including:

    • Arts, Media, & Entertainment
    • Engineering
    • Legal
    • Social Justice & Advocacy
    • Sports Medicine

  • Advanced Opportunities: Honors, Advanced Placement (AP), and dual credit "College in High School" courses in partnership with Seton Hill University, are available for students seeking additional rigor.

  • Electives & Enrichment: Students are offered a wide range of electives in computer science, visual and performing arts, engineering, and more.

Student Assessments

Assessment is an essential part of learning, providing meaningful feedback to students, teachers, and families. Teachers employ a variety of assessment methods to ensure that every student has multiple ways to demonstrate understanding. Students in grades 9-11 complete PSAT assessments in the fall and Star assessments in reading and math during three testing windows throughout the school year. In 2025, 300 AP students completed 679 AP exams. 

 

I am proud to have been part of the Bishop Montgomery High School community since 2001. Over the years, I have served in a variety of roles, including Math Teacher, Department Chair, Assessment Coordinator, Registrar, and most recently, Dean of Curriculum and Assessment. My goal is to ensure a rigorous, engaging, and equitable learning experience for all students. I am committed to supporting students and teachers, encouraging innovation in instruction, and aligning curriculum and assessment practices to prepare students for college, careers, and lifelong learning.

 

Anett Mitchell

Dean of Curriculum and Assessment