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 the college-level courses through Syracuse 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.
| 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 Programming | 1/2 year | 0.5 credits |
| Intro. to Fine & Performing Arts | 1/2 year | 0.5 credits |
| Health | 2 years | 0.5 credits |
| Physical Education | 2 years | 0.5 credits |
| Electives | 4 credits | |
Online Applications & Emerging Technology (Classes of 2019-2021) | 0.5 credits | |
Principles & Topics in Computer Science (Class of 2022) | 0.5 credits |
Ms. Jeanne Burns, Assistant Principal: Academic Dean, has announced the Academic Honor Roll of Students for the First Quarter of the 2018-2019 school year. The Administration, Faculty, and Staff congratulate these young men and women for their well-earned achievements.
Seniors enrolled in American City: Rise, Fall, & Rebirth, a course designed and taught by Mr. Matthew Joyal '08, took a driving tour of the historical sites of the City of Lawrence. The students explored various parts of the city, including the mills, original immigrant neighborhoods, the downtown commercial district along Essex Street, and other major sites such as City Hall, the Common, the Ayer Mill Clock Tower, and the Great Stone Dam.
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