The mission of Bishop O'Connell High School is to provide students an education rooted in the life of Christ and to foster the pursuit of excellence in the whole person. By The Numbers
Resources The Arts The Arts Bishop O'Connell has a vibrant and award-winning arts program. Our belief is that the Arts belong to everyone and that our school community will be enriched if every student has the opportunity for self-expression.
Bishop O'Connell offers a challenging college-prep curriculum that includes 28 AP subjects and 36 honors courses. Our faculty is committed to helping students see their potential and to continue reaching to fulfill God’s plan for them. Academic Profile Program of Studies AP Program Dual Credit/Enrollment
The Bishop O'Connell winter track program is rising in the ranks and talents.
Goals - After I finish my graduate studies, I would like to return to the Washington area to begin a career either at a law firm or in the federal government, possibly in the State Department as an aspiring diplomat. My only definite life goal is to someday be invited to appear on CNN for some reason or another.
All students currently taking Algebra 1 or Geometry must take the Diocesan Algebra Exemption Exam at Bishop O’Connell.
Students who requested to take the English Honors Qualifying Exam have received an email from the English department chair Brittany Davis regarding test procedures on Saturday, April 24.
Incoming freshmen who have requested a Level 2 or higher in a World Language class are required to take a placement test. Only students that attend a public school or a private, non-diocesan school, need to take the test at Bishop O'Connell on May 22. (Diocesan students will be taking the test at their school.)