About
About

Steeped in tradition, committed to excellence and anchored in faith, Bishop Kenny High School is a member of the Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine and serves 1,270 students in grades 9 through 12. We strive to partner with parents in the education and formation of their children in a Catholic environment.
Academics
Academics

Our rigorous courses prepare students for the demands of competitive colleges. The academic program is designed to meet the needs of all types of learners. Three different levels of courses are offered: College Preparatory, Honors and Advanced Placement.
Admissions
Admissions

Bishop Kenny offers a challenging and innovative curriculum that encourages growth, exploration, leadership, and faith. We seek students who will embrace those qualities and the spirit of Bishop Kenny in all that they do.
Athletics
Athletics

The athletic programs at Bishop Kenny have a long tradition of excellence boasting 30 Team State Championships and 135 individual State Champions. BK Athletics takes pride in the development of each individual athlete to maximize their success physically, academically and spiritually.
Faith
Faith

"Let it be known to all who enter here that Jesus Christ is the reason for this school, the unseen but ever-present teacher in all its classes, the model of its faculty, and the inspiration of its students."
Giving
Whether you make an immediate difference by giving to The Fund for BKHS or help secure the school's future through planned giving, your support enables BK to do what it does best: educate students with tradition, faith, and excellence while infusing students' lives with Catholic values, a love of learning, and a commitment to serving others.
Student Life
Student Life

Our student organizations connect students with similar interests by empowering them to impact our community through the arts, academics, leadership, and service.

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Parent & Student Handbook

2023-2024 Handbook

The 2023-2024 Parent & Student Handbook will be posted here in late July. Parents should look for a separate email once the handbook is available.