Service Opportunities

Tracking Service Hours

For questions or to track your service hours, please reach out to Denise Sosa at the Front Office, Denise.Sosa@bishopmanogue.org

Parents: Volunteer for BASH 2024!!!

Parent volunteers are needed to help at our biggest fundraising event of the year. Volunteers can sign up for set-up, clean-up, and help during our annual BASH event on August 23. Pre-event set-up will also be needed on August 22. 

To volunteer please contact Jane Festa at 775.336.6061 or  jane.festa@bishopmanogue.org
 

Parents: Bishop Manogue Volunteer Criteria

To volunteer at Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, volunteers must meet criteria set by the Diocese of Reno.  Please visit your Parent Resource Board to access Background Verification, Drivers License Verification, and Virtus Online information.

We appreciate the partnership we have with parent support. At Bishop Manogue Catholic High School each family is responsible for completing 20 hours of service to the school each year or pay a service hour fee of $500.  Families who do not complete their required 20 hours are assessed $25 per hour for every hour not fulfilled.  Parent Service hours are billed in May. For additional information on this requirement please refer to page 51 of the Parent/Student Handbook which can be located in the "Quick Links" on the upper right corner of the website.

Parents: Help With Student ID Cards

Parent volunteers are needed to help print student ID cards during the first week of school. Volunteers are needed for August 13, 14, and 16 from 8:30am-2:00pm. To sign up for full or partial days, please contact Mrs. Haeberlin-Cope at sarah.haeberlin-cope@bishopmanogue.org 

Volunteer at the Seminarian BBQ

Volunteers needed for Seminarian BBQ! Please contact Lisa Ross to sign up. Details HERE.
Bishop Manogue Catholic High School is a four-year Catholic, co-educational private high school in Reno, Nevada. The only Catholic high school in northern Nevada, it is a separately incorporated non-profit diocesan school operated under the authority of the Diocesan Bishop, Daniel H. Mueggenborg.