FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Thank you for your interest in Bishop Shanahan High School. We look forward to helping your family learning more about our school community. Please feel free to contact the admissions office with any questions you may have:
What is the timeline of admissions?
You can find a full description of our admissions timeline here. It follows a four step process of: application, transcript, acceptance, registration.
Are there opportunities to visit Bishop Shanahan High School?
There are many opportunities to visit Bishop Shanahan High School! Each year we host a fall and spring open house, a 7th grade visitation day, and opportunities to shadow current students! Click here to learn more.
BSHS also hosts a variety of events that are open to the public including the fall musical, winter and spring concerts & art expos, Christmas craft show, and auction.
Do you have to be Catholic to go to BSHS?
Bishop Shanahan High School welcomes students to attend regardless of their religious background.
Where do students come from who attend BSHS?
Students at BSHS come from all over Chester County, PA. The following school districts provide busing to BSHS students: Coatesville, Downingtown, Great Valley, Owen J. Roberts, Phoenixville Area, Tredyffrin/Easttown, Twin Valley, Unionville-Chadsford, West Chester Area.Busing from Southern Chester County is supported by BSHS, a sponsor, and the BSHS families of Southern Chester County.
How many students do you enroll in each grade?
The average enrollment per grade level at Bishop Shanahan is 275.
How will my student fit in at Bishop Shanahan High School?
The BSHS community warmly welcomes all new students and their families! Each summer we hold a day for freshman students during which they can meet their classmates and come to know the school building better. We also welcome freshman's families early in the school year to an evening where you will have the opportunity to learn more about our school and to meet your student's teachers. Once freshman have had a few weeks to adjust to their new school, we hold a Clubs & Activities Fair in which they can pursue their passions and interests by becoming involved in one of our 42 clubs and activities.
What does BSHS mean by "People of God; People for Others?"
At BSHS, we challenge our students and all in our community to be socially responsive, ethical and accepting Christian people, who embrace a commitment to serving others as a result of their formation. Many of our classes, clubs and sports teams do community service projects. Each year our whole school community also participates in the Thanksgiving Food Drive, a Catholic Charities project, and Charity Wednesdays.
You can find a full description of our admissions timeline here. It follows a four step process of: application, transcript, acceptance, registration.
Are there opportunities to visit Bishop Shanahan High School?
There are many opportunities to visit Bishop Shanahan High School! Each year we host a fall and spring open house, a 7th grade visitation day, and opportunities to shadow current students! Click here to learn more.
BSHS also hosts a variety of events that are open to the public including the fall musical, winter and spring concerts & art expos, Christmas craft show, and auction.
Do you have to be Catholic to go to BSHS?
Bishop Shanahan High School welcomes students to attend regardless of their religious background.
Where do students come from who attend BSHS?
Students at BSHS come from all over Chester County, PA. The following school districts provide busing to BSHS students: Coatesville, Downingtown, Great Valley, Owen J. Roberts, Phoenixville Area, Tredyffrin/Easttown, Twin Valley, Unionville-Chadsford, West Chester Area.Busing from Southern Chester County is supported by BSHS, a sponsor, and the BSHS families of Southern Chester County.
How many students do you enroll in each grade?
The average enrollment per grade level at Bishop Shanahan is 275.
How will my student fit in at Bishop Shanahan High School?
The BSHS community warmly welcomes all new students and their families! Each summer we hold a day for freshman students during which they can meet their classmates and come to know the school building better. We also welcome freshman's families early in the school year to an evening where you will have the opportunity to learn more about our school and to meet your student's teachers. Once freshman have had a few weeks to adjust to their new school, we hold a Clubs & Activities Fair in which they can pursue their passions and interests by becoming involved in one of our 42 clubs and activities.
What does BSHS mean by "People of God; People for Others?"
At BSHS, we challenge our students and all in our community to be socially responsive, ethical and accepting Christian people, who embrace a commitment to serving others as a result of their formation. Many of our classes, clubs and sports teams do community service projects. Each year our whole school community also participates in the Thanksgiving Food Drive, a Catholic Charities project, and Charity Wednesdays.
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Bishop Shanahan High School
220 Woodbine Road Downingtown, PA 19335 Phone: 610-518-1300 Fax: 610-343-6220 
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