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Central Catholic High School is a college preparatory school in Portland, Oregon committed to educating students from diverse backgrounds in a Catholic community, challenging each individual to live as a Christian witness in service to others.
860
Total Number of Students
$3.78 Million
Total Amount of Financial and/or Scholarship Support Given Annually
17:1
Student To Teacher Ratio
26 Students
Average class size
19
OSAA Approved Athletic Teams
27
AP and Honors Courses
40+
Clubs and Organizations
Our Voices
We envision a future where every student becomes the best version of themselves, and goes on to have a positive, and purposeful, impact on the world.
Melissa Vargas-Renteria '26
Being at Central Catholic has opened so many doors throughout my faith journey, allowing me to live out my faith while serving the community in Mass. I feel truly blessed to be a part of the Central Catholic community.
Emma Vaughan, Math Teacher
Teachers here at Central Catholic care deeply about the experience of the student and in turn, those students build a foundation of a love of learning. Students are held to a high standard and are given support to reach those standards.
Brennan Scarlett '11
Shelby Knutson '25
I love Central Catholic because of its amazing community! Everyone in the school is so kind and welcoming, we truly are a “Ramily.” I also love how amazing the academics and teachers are, they want to see you succeed, and are always willing to help you out. Additionally, Central Catholic has something for everyone, the variety of clubs, sports, music, and drama programs is awesome, it is a place where everyone can be themselves.
Duce Paschal '25
Central Catholic is a second family for me. On the basketball court, and in the classroom, we show up for one another.
Drew Holguin, Counselor
I am constantly blown away at the diversity here: racially, religiously, ethnically, socio-economically, as well as a diverse student body of learners has been inspiring to say the least. We all thrive together, the more diversity that exists. I like to compare it to our ecological environment. All living things rely and grow when diversity is centered, resulting in a thriving community.