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"Bishop Ludden is a great school all around. Because of the small class sizes, my teachers are able to work at a pace that's best for my class. I can also try out new sports and clubs, because there isn't as much competition or pressure as there is at other schools. The support system is great. We're not just a group of students - we're a family."
"As an alum, parent, coach and Board member, I am excited to see that Bishop Ludden has taken the initiative to enhance their academic programs and provide students with numerous opportunities to flourish in and outside of the classroom."
-Thomas Royal, Class of 1982
"Bishop Ludden provides more than just a traditional classroom education. There's a sense of community, a dedication to helping others, and a deep commitment to integrity that's instilled in all Gaelic Knights - traits that have continued to serve me well both personally and professionally."
Patrick Mooney, '89
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News & Announcements
Bishop Ludden Jr/Sr GALA set
The Bishop Ludden Junior/Senior GALA will be held from 7 to 11:30 p.m. on Friday, May 15 at Traditions at the Links, 5900 North Burdick St., East Syracuse. Tickets will be $65 on sale in April with Mrs. Henderson. This year's theme is the Roaring...
Bishop Ludden Presents OLIVER
Friday, February 28th @ 7pm Saturday, February 29th @ 1pm & 7pm! Adults $10 Students and Seniors $8 Tickets available at the door. ...
Register now for the 2020 Bishop Ludden STEM Camp
The 2020 Summer STEM Camp will be run by Maxine Babcock, Bishop Ludden’s STEM Advisor. Mrs. Babcock has been a teacher and coach since 1985. Our counselors are experienced STEM Club volunteers who have managed our STEM camps for grades 3-8 in previous...
The Catholic Sun publishes article on Ludden as an IB World School
Read The Catholic Sun's article published on its website and in the Jan. 9 issue here.