Brooklyn / New York / United States
Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, founded in 1851 and located in Brooklyn, N.Y., offers classes to students in grades nine through 12. Its broad range of curriculum includes reading, writing, foreign languages, literature, creative writing, journalism, applied communications, American history, business, marketing, and family and consumer science. It also offers subjects, such as applied mathematics, algebra, thematic science, physics, chemistry, biology, environmental and earth sciences, anatomy and physiology, and computer and physical education. The school provides special education programs for students with disabilities. The school s sports activities include football, baseball, volleyball, basketball, cross-country, football, bowling, and track and field. It also has science, music, art, chess, chemistry, movie, computer clubs, and has various musical bands. The student council assists in various school activities, such as organizing fund-raising programs, health care, and community services. The school has a parent-teacher association that assists in school activities.
