WARWICK, RI (May 11, 2022) – Today, Bishop Hendricken High School is proud to announce the launch of Hendricken Cares, a new initiative aimed at helping students navigate wellness, and the challenges that come with it, in their high school years. Inspired by Bishop Hendricken’s mission and rooted in faith, the mission of Hendricken Cares...Read More

WARWICK, RI (May 5, 2022) – Mark R. DeCiccio ’03, Principal, is proud to announce that Braeden Shields ’22 has been named recipient of the 2022 Principal’s Leadership Award. Inspired by Bishop Hendricken’s core values, the Principal’s Leadership Award is presented to a graduating senior who is dedicated to servant leadership throughout his career at...Read More

Spring is here and it’s time for dances and proms! Please find the information by event down below. Contact Jackie Levesque at jlevesque@hendricken.com with any questions.Read More

WARWICK, RI (April 14, 2022) – The School Leadership Team is proud to announce that Brandyn Durand ’22 has been named Bishop Hendricken High School’s 2022 Man of the Year. The honor was announced this morning at St. Kevin Church. The Bishop Hendricken Man of the Year award is the highest honor bestowed on a...Read More

WARWICK, RI (March 8, 2022) – The Arts at Bishop Hendricken is proud to announce that the program will host Rhode Island’s first-ever show choir competition, the Lil’ Rhody Rumble, on Saturday, March 26, 2022 in McNally Gymnasium. The event will be hosted by “Paramount,” Bishop Hendricken and Rhode Island’s first-ever competitive show choir. Performances...Read More

A Women’s History Month reflection from Nicholas Fetter ’22 Brotherhood, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is defined as “an association, society, or community of people linked by a common interest, trade, or religion.” Oftentimes, the term brotherhood is used to unite “mankind” and “humanity,” which, while the names connote otherwise, are not necessarily subject...Read More

WARWICK, RI (March 3, 2022) — Write Rhode Island has announced that Bishop Hendricken junior, Hunter Robbins ’23, is a winner of its annual Short Story Competition. The organization made the surprise announcement this morning on campus and presented Robbins with his award in front of his AP Language and Literature classmates. His story, “The...Read More

WARWICK, RI (February 17, 2022) – Lieutenant Commander Kasim Yarn, Rhode Island Director of Veterans Affairs, first visited Bishop Hendricken in 2019 with a simple message: “It’s okay not to be okay.” As he stepped into McNally Gymnasium on Thursday, he reiterated: “It’s still okay not to be okay. That message has never changed.” But,...Read More

Originally published in The Hawk Insider’s Fall 2021 edition. Written by Christian Kabbas ’14. On a crisp fall morning at the beginning of the school year, there was a special recruitment process taking place on RIPTA bus #3 departing Providence for Oakland Beach. Isaac Reyes ‘06 remembers it well.  On board, a handful of Bishop...Read More

WARWICK, RI (February 11, 2022) — In honor of Black History Month, Lieutenant Commander Kasim Yarn, Rhode Island Director of Veterans Affairs, will lead a speaking presentation and discussion on race with the Bishop Hendricken community on Thursday, February 17, 2022 at 9:30am in McNally Gym. Following his presentation, Director Yarn will open up for...Read More