About Us

Bishop Manogue Catholic High School is a four-year Catholic, co-educational high school in Reno, Nevada. The only Catholic high school in northern Nevada, it is a separately incorporated non-profit diocesan school operated under the authority of the Diocesan Bishop, Daniel Mueggenborg, who is the chief pastor and teacher of the Diocese and serves on the school's Board of Directors. The school is partnered with the National Catholic Education Association and accredited by the Western Catholic Education Association. In collaboration with parents, the school is dedicated to fostering Christian values, academic excellence, and lifelong service within a faith-centered community. 

Named after Most Reverend Bishop Patrick Manogue, who worked as a miner before his ordination as Priest and Bishop, the school was established in 1948. Since that time, Bishop Manogue has provided a Catholic education to the students of the surrounding communities, including the greater Reno-Sparks area, the Carson Valley area, the Tahoe area, and Truckee, California.

Bishop Manogue has produced more than 7000 alumni throughout the course of its history. In recent years, 99 percent of all graduates have continued their education at the college level.  Today, the school employs 80 lay and religious teachers, administrators, and staff responsible for educating more than 775 students through a rigorous college prep curriculum. Bishop Manogue is designated Division I for the Nevada Interscholastic Athletic Association sanctioned sports and activities.

2025-2026 School Profile