Six days in one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth turned Nolan’s Ecology Honors students into true field biologists. From rainforest trails and river canals to sea turtle beaches and village schools, each day challenged them to slow down, look closely, and ask questions that turned simple moments into meaningful scientific data. Their cameras, notebooks, and iNaturalist logs captured not just wildlife—but curiosity, courage, and connection. What follows is their story:

Carlos Flores serves as Fort Worth Councilmember for District 2. He is a third generation Fort Worth native with deep roots in the...

Since 1990, Nolan Catholic High School has proudly celebrated 43 graduates, and 48 since 1965, who have earned appointments to one of the...

Nolan Catholic High School is proud to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of Cmdr. Chris Meek, Class of 2002 , who has been...

This year’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Sarah Hornick and Samuel Steele, delivered powerful speeches that reflected a common message:...

When school is out, the fun is just getting started at Nolan Catholic High School! Our Summer Camps are designed to help students grow in...

Nolan Catholic student-athletes mark your calendars!  Fort Worth Orthopedics will be on campus to offer Annual Sports Physicals  on...

Each spring, the Nolan Catholic and Diocese of Fort Worth community comes together for one of the most meaningful and joy-filled...