Sean’s journey with archery in its competitive and non competitive forms.

The immersion program has undergone a few changes, including the return of their partnership with Habitat for Humanity and the retirement of the ECJ Appalachia and Urban Plunge trips.

In the first few weeks of the new school year, members of the Mitty community noticed something new on the announcements: AMTV. The shows featured interviews, comedy, and game show segments.

As a teacher, Mrs. Slevin challenged her students to do their best, inspiring them to look beyond the class material.

Java and Jazz has made its return back to the Power Courtyard for a night filled with coffee, delicious deserts, and, of course, jazz.

Imagine watching a marching band that, in addition to simply playing, spreads onto the field into a display of shapes with themes and narration.

The Play That Goes Wrong starts with a seemingly stereotypical murder drama until nuts and bolts slip off door hinges, shelves and furniture shatter, and the walls collapse.

This year the the Club Faire, students had the opportunity to join a wide variety of newly founded clubs while being immersed in new cultures and exploring their favorite subjects.

Tucked away on the first floor of three hundred wing, Mitty’s Tech Office provides and protects the vital wireless services that power the school. Its staff have taken significant steps to promote security and usability, replacing the current Wi-Fi with a newer, more accessible system for students and faculty alike.

Though he only recently earned a name, Archie the Lion has always encapsulated the spirit of the Archbishop Mitty High School. Whenever there’s a large crowd, Archie is typically found cheering on the sidelines—but who is Archie, really?

Members of the administration are dedicating their time and effort to making the campus more beautiful and convenient through both short-term and long-term projects.

The modern iteration of the Synod of Bishops was established in 1965 according to the Diocese of San Jose as the result of Pope Paul VI’s effort to promote the church’s collegiality, yet this biannual event has taken a sharp turn in recent years. In October of 2021, Pope Francis called for a “Synod on Synodality”—a Universal Synod that encourages and welcomes participation from all levels of the Catholic Church; rather than just the clergy, all Catholics can express their views on how the church operates, including Mitty students.