Be a Spartan for A Day!
Step into the life of a Bishop Stang student by attending classes, meeting our community, and experiencing Spartan Village firsthand.
Be a Spartan for a Day!
Spend a school day with a Bishop Stang Student Ambassador and discover what it feels like to learn, connect, and belong at Spartan Village.
Open House is a wonderful introduction to Bishop Stang, but a school day visit offers something different. It gives prospective students an opportunity to experience our classrooms, community, and daily life firsthand.
Request a Visit
Experience Life as a Spartan
Each visitor is paired with a welcoming Student Ambassador who will help make the day comfortable, engaging, and memorable.
Attend Classes
Step into our classrooms and experience the academic environment of Bishop Stang High School.
Meet Our Community
Connect with students, teachers, and members of our welcoming school community throughout the day.
Enjoy Lunch With Us
Share lunch with your Student Ambassador and experience an important part of daily life at Spartan Village.
Picture Yourself Here
Discover the people, programs, and sense of belonging that make Bishop Stang stand out.
Three Simple Steps
Contact the Admissions Office
A parent or guardian should contact Mrs. Lovegrove to request an available visit date. Call 508 996 5602, extension 435, or use the scheduling button below.
Review the Visit Information
Review the program information and complete the Visiting Student Permission and Health Form before the scheduled visit.
Confirm the Details
The Admissions Office will provide arrival, dismissal, and other information your family needs for a successful visit.
Program Information and Forms
Review these resources with your student and return the required form as directed by the Admissions Office.
Additional documentation may be required. Contact School Nurse Laura Duarte, RN, at lduarte@bishopstang.org before the visit.
Student Led Campus Tours
Join a current student for a campus tour and learn about Bishop Stang’s academic programs, athletics, student activities, fine arts, transportation, and financial assistance.
Campus tours are a helpful option for transfer students, new grade 9 applicants, and students entering grades 7 or 8 who are beginning to explore their high school options.