by Patrick Motter, Director of Strategic Marketing and Communications
Mullen High School is proud to announce that five of our outstanding students have qualified to attend and compete at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference this June in Anaheim, California. An additional nine students were named National Competitor Alternates, placing in the top 10 statewide—a remarkable achievement that underscores both their dedication and Mullen’s commitment to excellence in education.
by Patrick Motter, Director of Strategic Marketing and Communications
Mullen High School is proud to announce that Dr. Amanda Sherpe, Latin teacher and Chair of the World Languages Department, has been honored with the 2025 Teacher of the Year Award by the Colorado Classics Association (CCA). This prestigious recognition celebrates her exceptional contributions to classical education and her unwavering dedication to student success.
by Patrick Motter, Director of Strategic Marketing & Communications
Mullen High School proudly announces that sophomore Nadia Carrasco '27 has earned third-place honors in the highly respected Congressional Institute’s Art Competition. Now in its 44th year, the annual Congressional Art Competition celebrates the creativity and talent of high school students across the United States. Each Member of Congress is invited to host the competition in their district, with winners selected by panels of local artists. Nadia's award-winning piece stood out among many impressive entries, highlighting her exceptional artistry and the strength of Mullen’s visual arts program.
by Patrick Motter, Director of Strategic Communication & Marketing
Mullen High School’s robotics team, MECH (Mullen Engineering and Coding Hub), is making headlines locally and globally. As one of the world’s top-performing private Catholic high school robotics teams, MECH's 2024–2025 season has been nothing short of extraordinary.
by Natalie Paul '20, Alumni Advancement Coordinator
Understanding the history of Mullen High School and how that shaped who we are as a community is essential. Mullen High School has celebrated Mardi Gras for 65 years. “The history of Mardi Gras dates back thousands of years. As Christianity spread, it acted as a time for indulging in rich foods before Lent began on Ash Wednesday, marking the start of fasting” (History.com Editors, 2025). As Christianity expanded, larger Roman Catholic populations around the world embraced the celebration. Some of the most famous places for Mardi Gras include Brazil, Venice, and New Orleans, which draw in thousands of tourists for the festivities (History.com Editors, 2025).