Who We Are
To form bold disciples of Christ who pursue academic excellence, serve others with joy, and lead lives of faith, purpose, and lifelong learning.
Because God has made us, saved us, and called us to eternity, Bishop Neumann will foster high expectations in a person’s spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social life.
“Passion of Christ, strengthen me.”
Founded in 1964 and supported by eleven parishes, Bishop Neumann serves students from Saunders County and surrounding communities in grades 7 through 12. Named after St. John Neumann, a champion of Catholic education who helped establish the parochial school system in the United States, the school proudly carries forward his mission today. Bishop Neumann delivers a faith-first education that forms the whole person, mind, body, and spirit, preparing students to lead lives of purpose, service, and integrity. Through an academic program that blends college preparatory and general secondary coursework, students are equipped to succeed in post-secondary education, military service, the workforce, or religious life.
Community System
At Bishop Neumann, every student belongs to something bigger than themselves. Our Community System is intentionally designed to foster authentic relationships, strengthen faith, and develop leaders rooted in Jesus Christ.
Students meet daily in House and weekly in Community, remaining with the same group for all six years of junior high and high school. Through prayer, mentorship, service, friendly competition, and weekly all-school Mass, students build lasting friendships.
Each Community is named after a saint and inspired by that saint’s example of courageous faith. Throughout the year, Communities compete for the Cavalier Cup, celebrate together, and encourage one another to become the best version of themselves.
With more than 40 leadership opportunities and dedicated leadership formation for upperclassmen, the Community System empowers every student to serve others, lead with confidence, and live their faith every day.