Return to Campus: Spring 2021
Central Catholic is excited to announce that, effective April 26, we are transitioning to Full On Campus Instruction!
Families will continue to have the option of Live Remote Instruction.
Whether on or off campus, all CCHS students will receive real-time, synchronous instruction.
We are excited to welcome all of our students back together for Full On Campus Instruction on April 26 - the next phase of our Return To Campus plan.
Full On Campus Instruction is one of the three learning models we developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Each option is a synchronous learning model with live, real-time instruction.
Selecting Your Learning Model
All CCHS families must complete the 'Return to Campus' Learning Model Form to indicate whether their children will participate in
- Full On Campus Learning or
- Live Remote Learning
Complete the Learning Model Form
This form must be completed by April 5.
To assist you in making an informed decision that is best for your family, we held a Return to Campus Town Hall on March 30 (see info. on this page).
Please email returntocampus@centralcatholic.net with additional questions not addressed on this page or at the Town Hall.
Town Hall Webinar: March 30
On Tuesday, March 30, 2021, at 6:00 PM, the Central Catholic High School administration hosted a 'Return to Campus' Town Hall Webinar for CCHS Families to discuss the implementation of our Full On Campus Learning Model.
Central Catholic High School is committed to the health and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff.
We continue to take the steps needed to keep our community safe through proactive and precautionary measures while offering a superlative college preparatory education rooted in Gospel values.
Email us with additional questions and concerns!
We understand that you may have additional questions and concerns about our return to campus in the fall! We encourage you to submit them to returntocampus@centralcatholic.net.
The 'Return to Campus' Advisory Task Committee
Working in conjunction with the school President and CCHS Administration, the 'Return to Campus' Advisory Task Committee consists of 35 members of the faculty and staff serving on six collaborative, working subcommittees. They were charged with exploring and determining the safest, most effective, and most feasible options for returning to campus.
Advisory Task Subcommittees
Curriculum, Instruction, & Professional Development
Mrs. Ashleigh Brown '00
Mr. Jarrod Brown '98
Mr. Michael Clements '94
Mr. Brian Flaherty
Mrs. Kristina Keleher
Mr. Dennis King
Mrs. Carmen Lonero
Mr. Joseph Lynch
Ms. Danielle Marine
Mr. James O'Neill
Ms. Marie Theroux
Health & Wellness
Mrs. Diana Chase
Mr. Timothy Hart '85
Ms. Theresa Homewood '02
Mr. Dennis King
Mrs. Susan Muraco
Mrs. Laura O'Connor
Mr. Marc Pelletier '79
Mrs. Earline Tweedie
Marketing & Communications
Mr. David Erwin
Mr. Christopher Merrill '89
Ms. Heather Notaro
Mr. Chuck Putney '94
Safety & Facilities
Mr. Zachary Blaszak
Mr. Ernest DiFiore
Ms. EllenMarie Loycano
Mrs. Jessica Musumarra
Mrs. Kathleen Smith
Mr. Timothy Whyte
Scheduling
Ms. Katelyn Andrade
Mr. Robert Benedetto '89
Mr. Matthew Joyal '08
Mrs. Jessica LaBrie '09
Mr. Kevin McCarthy
Mrs. Sharman Merrill '87SM
Technology
Mr. Shawn Hanson
Ms. Danielle Marine
Mr. Kevin Smith
Mr. Mark Svendsen
President
The CCHS Administration
Mrs. Jodi Linnehan Kriner
