Bishop LeBlond High School offers a college preparatory curriculum meant to prepare students well for the challenges they will encounter after high school. LeBlond students can take a wide variety of advanced placement, dual credit and honors courses. Many students graduate LB with more than 20 college credit hours. For information on courses offered at Bishop LeBlond High School, please call the school counselor, Mrs. Paula Hyde. Current families may view course information through the school information system FACTS.

ACT/SAT: Calendars for both assessments are posted in the guidance office. Registration is online. The Bishop LeBlond school ACT code is 262-905.

Senior Scholarships: You may find information on the scholarship applications received in the guidance office through Mrs. Hyde. Please check with Mrs. Hyde regularly regarding specific information on colleges.

Student Data Information

Student Enrollment: 180

Teacher to Student Ratio: 11:1

86% Catholic Students

14% Students of other faiths

Class of 2022 ACT Average Composite of 22.8

ACCREDITATION

Missouri Nonpublic School Accrediting Association

National Federation of Nonpublic School State Accrediting Associations

College Credit

Bishop LeBlond offers dual credit courses through Missouri Western State University and Advanced Placement. More offerings available through college flex courses.

Dual Credit College American History

Dual Credit English

Dual Credit Government

Dual Credit Macroeconomics

Dual Credit College Algebra

Dual Credit Calculus

Trigonometry

AP Literature and Composition

Dual Credit Biology

Students may attend Hillyard Technical School

Service Hours
60 service hours required for graduation

The class of 2022 provided more than 2,280 hours of work and community service for the school and St. Joseph community.

Students participate in two blood drives per year, support local food pantries, women's resource centers, and participate in fundraising and donation activities for numerous charitable organizations each year.