These past few months, Bishop Feehan has held many Structured Alternative Learning Days, also known as SAL Days. On these days, teachers assign 2-30 minutes of digital work via Google Classroom for students...
For many eighth graders, the transition to high school can feel both exciting and overwhelming. New schedules, higher expectations, and unfamiliar hallways all come with starting a new chapter. At Bishop...
Picture this: a group of about 16,000 high schoolers sitting in a “chapel” at Lucas Oil Stadium (home of the Indianapolis Colts), which was transformed into a chapel for the National Catholic Youth...
On December 9th, Feehan’s Multicultural Association hosted A Conversation About Diversity at Feehan. This was a panel event that invited students, Feehan families, and friends to come and discuss how...
For the first time since 2012, Bishop Feehan Football is going to the State Championship Game. The Shamrocks are Super Bowl-bound!
Comeback victories are no stress for the 2025 Bishop Feehan...
The Bishop Feehan Theater Company is in the midst of putting together and tying the bow on their winter show for the 2025-2026 school year: Matilda: The Musical.
One thing that sets this...
November, National Alzheimer's Awareness month, gives us a time to think and wonder about the disease that many of us are aware of. Alzheimer's Disease is the most common type of dementia, which affects...
Feehan’s Tuesday morning Mass is a great way to come together with your friends, worship God, and even make new friends. Every week in the Chapel, Father Craig, the Chaplain here at Feehan holds a Mass...
In the far back left room of the Student Counseling Center, you’ll find Mrs. Rose, Feehan’s adjustment counselor. She is an outstanding example of a truly dedicated Feehan staff member.
Here at...
Mike Kirby, guest journalist/advisor
• October 31, 2025
ATTLEBORO –
Sofiana Azzouz has lived a lot of places – and done a lot of things – for someone who just celebrated her 18th birthday.
The Bishop Feehan High School senior was born in Providence,...
On the second Monday of October every year, workers and students all across Massachusetts have a day off. Traditionally, it has been referred to as Columbus Day, celebrating Christopher Columbus and his...
