History
In 1963 Bishop Lynch High School was founded in honor of Bishop Joseph Patrick Lynch. Originally, the school was co-institutional, with the main building divided down the middle of its square floor plan into a boys' half and a girls' half. Therefore, the male bathrooms are on one half of the main building and the women's room on the other. The school is now co-educational
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