Academics

At Central Catholic, the academic programs offer various academic paths to reflect a student's strengths and talents. Students work together in team environments to become successful while mastering a rigorous curriculum.

Students looking for greater challenges can take advantage of the 27 Advanced Placement courses and dual enrollment, college-level courses through Syracuse University and Southern New Hampshire University.

Central Catholic excels in technology, as students use iPads instead of traditional textbooks. There are also Apple TVs in every learning area.

The faculty and staff at CCHS are a diverse group of extraordinary, dedicated and caring professionals who know the students well and are invested in their success, growth, and well-being.

They guide their students, see their individual potential and, more importantly, make sure they see it in themselves.

Academic Course Guide 2020-2021 Academic Year

Academic Course Requirements

English	4 years	4 credits
Mathematics	4 years	4 credits
Religious Studies	4 years	4 credits
Science	3 years	3 credits
Social Studies	3 years	3 credits
World Language	2 years	2 credits
Computer Science Principles		0.5 credits
Programming		0.5 credits
Fine & Performing Arts		0.5 credits
Health		0.5 credits
Physical Education		0.5 credits
Electives		4 credits

Associate Dean of Students, Mr. Andrew Murray, works with a student.

Principal Doreen Keller Stands with a group of students.

Academic News

Student at computer looking toward camera

Congratulations to Our 2020 AP Scholars!

Aug 31 2020

Congratulations to the 306 CCHS students who sat for 677 Advanced Placement exams in 26 different subject areas during the spring of 2020, achieving scores that exceeded state and global averages, led by the 118 students who were named AP Scholars.

Rabeka Saouma '20 Awarded $10,000 Scholarship from Junior Achievement

Jun 26 2020

Congratulations to recent CCHS grad Rabeka Saouma '20, who was one of only two students to receive a $10,000 Junior Achievement (JA) Scholarship through Junior Achievement of Northern New England.