News & Events

Congratulations to Katharine Duren '21, Division 2 State Champion in the 55-meter hurdles. Katharine broke the area record, has had a stellar season competing against the top hurdlers in the state, and has been featured in several media stories.

Our students are renowned for their Raider spirit, and this is the parents' chance to show off their Raider spirit and trivia knowledge! Parents (and teachers) are invited to come to Central Catholic on Saturday night, March 23, for the 2nd Annual Parents March Mingle & Trivia Night.

Ms. Jeanne Burns, Assistant Principal: Academic Dean, has announced the Academic Honor Roll of Students for the Second Term of the 2018-2019 academic year. The Administration, Faculty, and Staff congratulate these young men and women for their well-earned achievements.

Five CCHS seniors and Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) Scholars were recently honored at a Celebration of Excellence Breakfast in Boston, MA. Central Catholic is one of 27 Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Boston supported by CSF – an organization providing scholarship support totaling $8.1 million dollars, serving over 4,000 students.

Over 1,200 members of the Central Catholic High School community were awe-inspired when renowned Disney Artist and CCHS Parent Rob Surette recently performed his speed painting and inspirational speaking talents during a Cultural Diversity Day at CCHS.

Mr. Aaron Manzi '12 is on the front lines of a breakthrough treatment for oral cancer that was recently approved for clinical trials – a significant milestone in the biomedical world. As the current Project Lead at Privo Technologies, Inc., Aaron has been in the trenches for the past five years, designing a safe chemotherapy patch (PRV111) that has the potential of shifting the treatment paradigm of oral cancers.

Congratulations to Varsity Football Seniors Cam Boes '19 and Joey Howshan '19, who signed National Letters of Intent (NLI) to play college football with Stonehill College and Bentley University respectively.

In May 2018, 108 Central Catholic High School (CCHS) students achieved AP Scholar status or higher by scoring an average of 3.96 on a variety of AP (Advanced Placement) exams. In total, 341 CCHS students took 721 AP exams in 26 different subject areas. AP exam scores are based on a scale of one (1-Lowest Score) to five (5-Highest Score). See who made the list! (Note: The list has been updated to include AP Scholars with Honor.)

Admissions decisions have been released for the many great candidates for the Class of 2023. Families will be receiving their decisions via USPS over the course of the next several days. Congratulations to all accepted students. We look forward to seeing you at Accepted Students Night on Feb. 11 at 6:30 PM!

Since 1935 and with over 17,000 alumni shaped by the Marist Brothers of the Schools, Central Catholic High School is proud to be celebrating Catholic Schools Week as a thriving Catholic community that welcomes students and families of various faiths and backgrounds.

As we prepared to Celebrate Catholic Schools week, we asked some of our parents to share their feelings about Central Catholic. Sponsored by the National Catholic Education Association, Catholic Schools Week is an annual celebration designed to acknowledge the many benefits of Catholic education. Who better to ask about the value of a Central Catholic education than our parents?

Alumni and friends are invited to join President Chris Sullivan '81 and President Emeritus Bro. Rene Roy '59 at a luncheon reception in Naples on March 21 and an evening reception in the Villages on March 22. Click here to register.