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2020-2021 Service Immersion Update

Central Catholic Digital Learning End of Year Information for Parents and Students

Learn about Central Catholic's short and long-term Digital Learning Day Protocols.

Read about changes to the 1st semester final exam schedule.

The English department at Central Catholic attended a presentation by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

Our Robotics Club, Rotorrampage, recently competed in the annual First Technology Challenge Qualifying Tournament.

Congratulations to the Central Catholic Constitution Team who finished third in the We the People State Competition on Saturday, January 26.

Congratulations to our Constitution Team as they finished third at the We the People regional competition and will now head to State on Saturday, January 19.

The seniors of the Central Catholic High School U.S. Government classes are excited to share the results of our Voter Forums with you.

Seniors taking Environmental Science headed out to the Gorge on a class field trip to learn about its formation, human history, and enjoy the great outdoors!

Aric Ward to receive an Inspirational Teacher Award from Eastern Oregon University

Last fall, students in the American Sign Language (ASL) program raised funds to upholster a chair used by the Catholic Deaf Community at St. Peters Catholic Church.

It was a fantastic year for Central Catholic students who entered the regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.

We talked with Ceramics teacher Jared Jaffe about his Ceramics II student’s work on a class favorite assignment: the “set” project.

First Semester Final Exam Schedule

Congratulations to the Central Catholic Constitution Team who earned third place in the We the People State Competition.

The deadline for students to complete their Fall Hours of Christian Service is approaching!

Students on the Central Catholic Constitution Team will once again advance to the We the People State Competition following a very strong second place finish in their division.

Democracy In Action provides a meaningful, authentic learning experience about what it means to be active, engaged citizens.

In anticipation of winter and potential inclement weather, the Faculty and Administration at Central Catholic are now re-scheduling November 22 as a Digital Learning Practice Day.

Central Catholic hosted over 140 seventh and eighth grade students from fifteen different schools in the greater Portland metro area on Saturday, November 18 for the school’s annual MathFest.

On Friday, November 17, the Robotics Team participated in their second tournament of the year!

Parents Association is proud to award grants to faculty, staff, and student clubs to enrich the student learning experience at Central Catholic during the 2017-2018 academic year.

Congratulations to two of our students who were nationally recognized by the 2017 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.

Though out the rest of the month, student work will be on display at Case Study Coffee on Sandy Blvd. The digital art focuses on themes of social justic and self-awareness.

Central Catholic student artwork will be on display at Crema Coffee & Bakery on Thursday, January 7 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm.

Central Catholic Names New Strength and Conditioning Coach

Join us virtually this week from home and watch Central Catholic games, matches, and meets as they're streamed live.

Over the weekend, Director of Diversity David Blue took nearly a dozen of our students on an inspirational and empowering trip to the Latinx Youth Conference at Bellarmine Prep in San Jose.

We pledge respect in our words and actions as we spread the word to end the word.

In February, students and staff headed to Tacoma to attend a Student Diversity Leadership Conference.

At today's Diversity and Inclusion Assembly, we welcomed Michael Benitez Jr. to campus.

Black Girl In Suburbia is a 55 minute feature documentary that looks into the experiences of black girls growing up in predominately White communities.

Students are encouraged to join the Office of Diversity and Inclusion for a Courageous Conversation in the New Gym during lunch on Thursday. Come dialogue in a safe and respectful environment. The topic will be “the intersection of sports and justice”.

Over a dozen Central Catholic students made the trip north to take part in the 2017 Asian American Summit hosted by Seattle Prep High School.

On Tuesday, February 7, students from Central Catholic visited Portland Community College to hear noted writer, poet, and social activist Kevin Powell.

Central Catholic's Alumni Association and College Counseling is launching a series of live conversations between our alumni and our current student body.

As we focus on our four guiding virtues this year, we are showcasing our alumni teachers who exemplify these virtues.

Thank you for joining us at our inaugural Alumni Oktoberfest Marketplace!

Due to concerns surrounding COVID-19, and because your health and safety are our top priorities, we have made the decision to cancel the Ram Open and all 2020 Reunions.

As we focus on our four guiding virtues this year, we are showcasing our alumni teachers who exemplify these virtues.

We sat down with Mary (Wilson) Mauldin '10 for our alumni spotlight.