Parent Preview Night 2025
McGill-Toolen Catholic High School is proud to welcome parents interested in a catholic education for their student to Parent Preview Night on Tuesday, November 18 from 5:30 to 7:30 P.M.
Parent Preview Night is designed to give families a firsthand look at McGill’s distinguished academics, faith-centered community, and the many opportunities that make a Catholic education attainable. The evening showcases faculty, students, alumni, and current parents as they share how the McGill experience prepares students for success beyond high school. Guests will also gain a sense of student life and the encouraging community that helps every Jacket thrive through tours led by student ambassadors.
Highlights of the evening include:
- Welcome & Overview with Principal Blake Stein
- Perspectives from the McT Community: Current faculty, families, and alumni share their experiences in a moderated panel
- Student-led campus tours
“McGill-Toolen is a place where every student is known, valued, and equipped to reach their potential,” said Mark Snyder, Director of Enrollment. “Our mission is rooted in preparing young people not just for graduation, but for a life of purpose and leadership. With the support of initiatives like the CHOOSE Act, more families can now experience the faith, excellence, and community that define McGill-Toolen.”
What to Know Before You Arrive
Where should I park?
Parking is available on campus in front of the McGill Building. Enter the lot from N. Catherine Street and feel free to park in any open spot.
How do I get to the gym?
Please enter through our Student Center, located at the horseshoe off N. Lafayette Street. From there, you’ll be guided into the gymnasium.
Can students attend this event?
Absolutely. While the evening is designed to help parents learn more about life as a Yellow Jacket, students are more than welcome to join.
Is this only for parents of rising 9th graders?
No. This event is open to any parent interested in a Catholic education for their student—whether they are approaching high school soon or exploring options early.