Bishop Fenwick High School Profile Bishop Fenwick High School serves the North Shore and surrounding areas, drawing students from 50 cities and towns. The 48 acre campus is located on the Peabody-Danvers line, twenty miles north of Boston. It is a Catholic, coeducational regional high school, the largest in the Archdiocese of Boston, founded originally by Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.
Admission is by examination.
Classes are grouped homogeneously and heterogeneously. Students enroll in AP and Honors courses with the recommendation of each academic department. The Guidance Department actively serves every student. Individual counseling is provided by five counselors who are assigned by grade level. Students remain with the same counselor for two years.