
Summer Reading 2025
Information for New and Returning Students
General Resources & Links
Resources for anyone looking for outside-of-school counseling services and links to assist students as they investigate and determine their options for the future.
College Resources & Links
An excellent resource list and links to assist students as they prepare for the next phase of their educational journey. Each clickable link will take you right where you'd like to go!
The mission of the Bishop Brady School Counseling Office is to build positive relationships to ensure the academic, career, and social/emotional growth of all students.
By utilizing a holistic counseling approach, the School Counseling Office provides the tools to empower students to achieve their individual and post-secondary goals.
The SCO works collaboratively with Bishop Brady staff to ensure the needs of all students are met. Our counselors develop and foster strong relationships with students and parents, maintaining trust and true compassion. Our academic coach offers the services and support students may need to meet their academic goals. Our registrar works to create overall schedules, plus provide grades & transcripts. Everyone strives to connect and guide students towards their goals: academically, socially, and emotionally.
Counseling Links
Counseling Files
Summer Reading expectations for students accepted after July 14, 2025
Students accepted between July 14, 2025 and August 1, 2025
will be expected to read a fiction book from their grade summer reading list
(click on your grade above to see the list)
and adhere to the assignment expectations regarding the project. If you have any questions please email Mrs. Sica our Humanities Curriculum Facilitator: [email protected]
Students accepted after August 1, 2025 will be expected to read a short story and complete the assigned project. To access the short story click below on the grade you will be entering.
- Grade 9
- Project Assignment
- Grade 10
- Project Assignment
- Grade 11
- Project Assignment
- Grade 12
- Project Assignment
Summer Reading expectations for students accepted after July 14, 2025
Students accepted between July 14, 2025 and August 1, 2025
will be expected to read a fiction book from their grade summer reading list
(click on your grade above to see the list)
and adhere to the assignment expectations regarding the project. If you have any questions please email Mrs. Sica our Humanities Curriculum Facilitator: [email protected]
Students accepted after August 1, 2025 will be expected to read a short story and complete the assigned project. To access the short story click below on the grade you will be entering.
- Grade 9
- Project Assignment
- Grade 10
- Project Assignment
- Grade 11
- Project Assignment
- Grade 12
- Project Assignment
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General Resources & Links
Resources for anyone looking for outside-of-school counseling services and links to assist students as they investigate and determine their options for the future.
College Resources & Links
An excellent resource list and links to assist students as they prepare for the next phase of their educational journey. Each clickable link will take you right where you'd like to go!

Join us for the 26th Bishop Brady Annual Golf Tournament
This event supports student financial aid and school operations, making a lasting impact while you enjoy a day on the course.
Spots are still available for both individuals and foursomes.

Are interested in learning more about Bishop Brady High School?
Join us for Talk and Tour Thursdays, where you can choose between an on-campus or virtual tour. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore our programs, community, and see what makes Brady so special!

Course Selection Now Open for Current Students
It's time to start planning for the 2025–2026 academic year! Explore courses available by reviewing our updated Program of Studies, which includes detailed course descriptions to help you make informed choices.
All returning students are required to submit their course selections by May 31st.
The mission of the Bishop Brady School Counseling Office is to build positive relationships to ensure the academic, career, and social/emotional growth of all students.
By utilizing a holistic counseling approach, the School Counseling Office provides the tools to empower students to achieve their individual and post-secondary goals.
The school counseling office works collaboratively with Bishop Brady staff to ensure the needs of all students are met. Our counselors develop and foster strong relationships with students and parents, maintaining trust and true compassion. Our academic coach offers the services and support students may need to meet their academic goals. Our registrar works to create overall schedules, plus provide grades & transcripts. Everyone strives to connect and guide students towards their goals: academically, socially, and emotionally.
Counseling Links
Mental Health Support at Bishop Brady High School
At Bishop Brady, we believe that a student’s mental health is just as vital as their academic,
social, and spiritual development. Our mission is to foster a compassionate, faith-centered
environment where students feel safe, supported, and understood.
Our school counselors have robust backgrounds in providing short-term, school-based mental health support for students experiencing:
● Academic or social stress
● Anxiety or low mood
● Peer or friendship challenges
● Adjustment to life transitions
● Grief or emotional changes
We offer:
● Individual brief support sessions focused on problem-solving, coping strategies, and
emotional regulation
● Crisis support during the school day
● Scheduled check-ins for students needing consistent encouragement
● Referrals to local licensed mental health professionals for clinical or long-term care
● Collaboration with families and teachers to promote a whole-student approach to
well-being
Note: These services are not a substitute for therapy. We do not provide long-term
clinical counseling but can help connect families to trusted outside providers.
Confidentiality
All conversations are handled with respect and care for confidentiality. However, in any situation
involving safety concerns or harm to self or others, we follow legal and ethical guidelines to
ensure students receive the appropriate help and support.
Are interested in learning more about Bishop Brady High School?
Join us for Talk and Tour Thursdays, where you can choose between an on-campus or virtual tour. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore our programs, community, and see what makes Brady so special!
