Bishop Loughlin has partnered with ANCHOR, a nonprofit organization, to create an urban boarding school.  This program was established to offer underserved youth a powerful alternative to the overwhelming obstacles that jeopardize academic success. Although Bishop Loughlin is a co-ed school, the boarding program is only open to young men.  Participants in the program will reside in a dorm Sunday evening through Friday afternoon and will attend school with the day students.  

ANCHOR's mission is "to maximize the potential of at-risk youth by combining a quality education with a highly structured and supportive living environment. ANCHOR achieves its mission by partnering with successful inner-city schools to help them establish comprehensive boarding programs that serve as an an 'anchor' of stability for at-risk teens. . ."

ANCHOR students come from all areas of New York City and enter the program for varying reasons. Twenty boys from grades 9 through 12 will be selected. They will live in the former De La Salle Christian Brothers residence which is located next to Loughlin.

For additional information on the program see our Information Sheet (pdf.)

Call 718-638-5200 or email rwalker@blmhs.org for more information.

Download an application (pdf.)