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Pack the Chapel Weekly Events

Everyone is always welcome to join in prayer during these times:
  • April 22 (Mon): Eucharistic Procession during Seminar
  • April 23 (Tues): Communion Service in the SBC Chapel at 7:20 a.m.
  • April 24 (Wed): Communion Service in the SBC Chapel at 7:20 a.m.
  • April 25 (Thurs): Communion Service in the SBC Chapel at 7:20 a.m.
  • April 26 (Fri): Adoration in the SBC Chapel at 7:20 a.m.

  • Wrestling Callout: April 23 (Tues): During Seminar in the Main Gym. For any boys or girls interested in wrestling. Questions? Contact Coach Spangle at nspangle@bishopchatard.org
  • Summer Field Studies Information Meeting: April 23 (Tues): at 7:00pm in the Kyle Guyton Theatre
  • Walk-A-Thon is May 3: Keep up the good work on your fundraising goals!
  • Seniors Celebrate National College Decision Day: May 1: Wear a shirt/apparel for your chosen college/employer/military branch if possible and stop by Guidance for some photos and cookies!
  • Prom is May 4 - Tickets are now on sale. If you are bringing a guest who is not a current BCHS student, don't forget to submit the Guest Form by April 29.
  • Talent Show Auditions: In-Person on April 24, online auditions due April 26: This year's Talent Show will be part of Walk-a-Thon Day once again on May 3. There are two ways to audition: 1. We will have a live in-person audition 4/24 at 3:30 in the Music Room. 2. You can submit an online audition using the Talent Show Audition Form. Online auditions are due 4/26.
  • Free Chick-fil-A on April 29: Free 8 count nugget to ANY BCHS student who shows their ID between 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. at the Chick Fil A on Keystone (6231 North Keystone Ave.), in celebration of BCHS Walk-A-Thon
  • Cheerleading Clinics & Tryouts: April 17, 23, 26, 27 Be a part of an up and coming program with big plans ahead. Clinic and tryouts are scheduled.
  • Looking for something to do this summer?: Our Summer Program page has various job, enrichment and learning opportunities.
  • National Honor Society members: Tutors are needed: Tutors are needed for after school study tables, please see Mr. Horrigan or your BCHS email to sign up.

College / Career Corner

  • Seniors: end of the year action items: Tie up loose ends as the year ends. Items needed are: notify BCHS of your college acceptances and scholarship by April 30 to be included in the graduation and honors night programs, college athletes, sending transcripts and more.
  • View the Summer Programs page for summer programs and activities around the state. Below are a few examples:
  • Depauw U. Gateway to Gold Summer Experience: Two-day, one-night on-campus experiences in June and July. $20 tuition for families earning less than $175,000. View Details
  • Exploradoor Butler BeReal Experience: Live at Butler while exploring careers and the campus. Application Deadline is May 15 Details
  • Butler Way Leadership Camp: June 10 - 13 This camp on the Butler campus is a fun, interactive program which allows high school students who will be entering ninth through twelfth grade in the 2024-2025 school year to gain practical leadership skills that can be used in a variety of settings. Camp runs from June 10 -13. Cost is $75 (Scholarships are available.) View Flyer, Apply Here
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Christian Service Opportunities

Area 1 Opportunities: Service to BCHS, Parish or Faith Community

  • Bishop Chatard Track and Field Assistance : Bishop Chatard Track and Field Assistance needs help hosting home meets on April 29 (Mon)).
  • Trojan Tots Service: After school each day: see Ms. Katra in guidance for more information! Sign up here!

Area 2 Opportunities: Service rooted in Catholic Social Teaching

News Worth Repeating

  • Signup for NHS Tutoring
  • Free SAT, AP and Math Tutoring via Schoolhouse.world for grades 8-12. Free tutoring for SATs, math courses and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Live small-group tutoring via Zoom will focus on SAT reading, writing and math as well as AP course tutoring in calculus, statistics, chemistry, biology, physics and computer science.
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Study Tips

Too much to do with too little time? Stressed about life? View the handouts below for tips from the BCHS School Counseling Department about how to handle stress. Included are apps that can help you track your stress levels!

Tips to help when you’re stressed

How to make a Stress Plan

Stress Plan Form

Updated January 2022
Teachers will have everything you need to complete placed in Canvas by 9:00 a.m. You will need to check all of your classes by 10:00 a.m. Plan to work through your school day at your own pace and on your own schedule. You will only have classes that were regularly scheduled for the normal in-person school day.
You are required to complete an attendance form for each class. Each teacher will post the attendance form via a Google form or Canvas Quiz on their Canvas page. Failure to complete the form will result in being marked unexcused for that particular class and work submitted will not receive credit.
You are required to complete and submit all coursework as defined by the teacher. Pay attention to deadlines, they might be different for each teacher. Student work will be graded and recorded in Powerschool.
All teachers will be available for questions between 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. via email or Canvas discussion board. Teachers will respond to student questions within one hour.
Report Harassment or Bullying
The Archdiocese of Indianapolis and Bishop Chatard High School are committed to providing and maintaining a learning and working environment that is free from physical, psychological, and verbal harassment. This includes racial, ethnic, religious or sexual harassment and violence. This commitment continues our longstanding policy of fair and equal treatment of every person regardless of race color, sex, national origin, age; or marital, socioeconomic, veteran, and disability status. We have an obligation to provide an environment that is free from intimidation and harassment based on any of these factors.

Harassment can result from a single incident or from a pattern of behavior in which the purpose or effect is to create a hostile, offensive, or intimidating environment. Harassment encompasses a broad range of verbal or physical behavior that can include, but is not limited to, the following:

      • Physical or mental abuse, bullying, hazing, shunning
      • Direct or indirect threats, intimidation, assault
      • Racial or religious insults
      • Derogatory ethnic slurs
      • Sexual comments or sexual jokes
      • Sexual advances
      • Touching of a sexual nature (caressing)
      • Graffiti of a sexual nature
      • Displaying or distributing sexually explicit drawings, pictures and written material
      • Sexual gestures
      • Touching oneself sexually or talking about one’s sexual activity in front of others
      • Using websites as a vehicle for any type of physical or mental abuse
      • Spreading rumors about or rating other students as to sexual activity or performance.
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