Bishop Brady Parent Organization
The Bishop Brady Parents Organization’s (BBPO) main goal is to strengthen the sense of community that defines our school. We’re proud to support the school’s programs by getting involved in meaningful events like Open Houses, senior celebrations, faculty and staff appreciation, the Summer Uniform and Book Sale, and so much more. Together, we’re here to help our school thrive and grow!
What we Do?
Fall and Spring Open Houses: Provide food, refreshments, and lend a hand wherever needed to ensure these events run smoothly.
Holiday Recognition Party: Celebrate and show appreciation for our amazing faculty and staff during the holiday season.
New Parents Reception: Welcome new families into the Bishop Brady community with warmth and support.
Teacher Appreciation Week: Help to express gratitude to our teachers with special gestures throughout the week.
Senior Breakfast: Celebrate our seniors with a breakfast as they near graduation.
50 Days to Graduation Ice Cream Social: Mark this exciting milestone with a fun and delicious treat for the seniors.
Summer Uniform and Book Sale: Support families by organizing and running this annual event.
When do we meet and how do I join?
BBPO typically meets monthly to discuss current activities and upcoming events, as well as to brainstorm ideas for the future, offering both in-person and remote options for participation. Any parent can join the BBPO! In the Spring, annual Enrollment packets are mailed to every new and returning family, and within this mailing is a Volunteer “Fair Share” form where you can indicate your desire to join.
You can also contact Katie Cone directly at [email protected]. We hope you’ll join us!
Bishop Brady High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs
