Welcome to my classes! I hope that this year will be enlightening and informative. Even if you do not "like" history, I hope you can find something to interest you. Remember, what I told you on the first day of class... history does not have to be boring. "History is furious debate informed by evidence and reason" (~ James Loewen). Interpretations of history can change. And history affects who we are by explaining how we got to where we are today. Remember to learn from the past, to live in the present, and to plan for the future.

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Please use the navigation links to the left to take you to the page you are looking for. Course specific pages are listed under their respective course titles. Links and Resources are useful for all classes, both past and present.

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Searching the Internet for information? Go to www.goodsearch.com and specify Bishop Montgomery High School as the charity of your choice - then BMHS will earn money for every search you do. Help your school as you do your homework!

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Link to POWERPOINT PAGE at BMHS website for all history classes

Note: the "PowerPoint" files saved on the BMHS website have been converted into a .pdf format for portability between different computer operating systems. See below for a link to get a free .pdf viewer if you do not already have one installed on your computer.

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Many of the downloads available on the class pages require that you have certain programs installed on your computer (Word, Powerpoint, Adobe Acrobat Reader, etc). If you do not have these programs or the file I have uploaded is of a newer format than your program can open, visit the following links to download the latest viewers.

.doc and .docx files: You need the Microsoft Word program, a free Microsoft Word viewer, or a program that can import Word files in order to view this file. To learn more about the free Microsoft Word Viewer, visit the Microsoft Word website.

.ppt and .pptx, files: You need the Microsoft PowerPoint program, a free Microsoft PowerPoint viewer, or a program that can import PowerPoint files in order to view this file. To learn more about the free Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer, visit the Microsoft Word website.

.pdf file: You need Adobe Acrobat Reader (version 7 or higher) to view this file. Download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader for PC or Macintosh.

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I have created a blog that I hope to use to share useful links and general history information.
Click here to view.