Central Catholic High School is honored to announce that President Emeritus Monsignor Timothy Murphy ‘58 has been selected to receive a Lead. Learn. Proclaim. Award from the National Catholic Educational Association.
After ten years of dedicated service as Central Catholic High School’s Principal, John Garrow ‘76 has announced that he will retire at the end of the school year.
Central Catholic’s Rams for Life club spearheaded this labor of love to resettle a refugee family in Portland. The Clubs mission is to celebrate and support human life, especially the most vulnerable in our society. The group hopes to inspire in the Central Catholic community an even deeper sense of being made in God's image.
The Office of Advancement offers a sincere "Thank you!" to the many students, alumni, and current and past parents who supported this year's Students4Students Fundraiser, which concluded on January 9.
At Central Catholic, we want to help students develop their interests and passions so that they can go off to great places. Our alums are high fliers. We want to introduce you to two who are soaring to high heights.
Nick Stokes ’05 is a skilled artist, employed full-time as an art director at the esteemed Wieden+Kennedy advertising agency in Portland and still finds the time to execute his craft as a freelance illustrator and designer.
Not a “cookie-cutter nun”, the newest member to our Theology department, Sister Grace Marie Horan, talked with us about her journey to entering religious life and shared some advice to those discerning their vocational call.
Our new Person for Others was nominated by a teacher who so much appreciated this student's outgoing nature and willingness to drop everything and help her with a project.
This week's Person For Others was nominated by a teacher who very much appreciated this student's quick actions and helpfulness after an unfortunate spill.
During spring break, photography teacher Todd Arnold and twelve of our students had the opportunity to travel to Japan. The group was excited to engage in a new culture, landscape, and artistic tradition.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 is excited to announce that two of our fall sports teams have gained national recognition. Volleyball is ranked ninth in the region and boys’ soccer has risen to fifteenth in the nation! They are third and first in the state, respectively.
Playoffs have finally come for our baseball and softball teams! To get to this point, both teams have shown hard work hard and determination throughout the year.
The Central Catholic boys' team which includes Tucker Scroggins and freshmen Jackson Currier and Dylan Dernbach took second overall at the Oregon Interscholastic Ski Racing Association (OISRA) Alpine Ski Championships!
The Central Catholic Swim team has had a recent surge of success! Both the girls and boys had strong wins against Reynolds and the girls team cruised past Centennial with the boys team falling short by only 7 points, a margin the team is confident can be overcome in the district meet. Our head coach, Lauren Nelson, had this to say:
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”.
On Tuesday, February 7, students from Central Catholic visited Portland Community College to hear noted writer, poet, and social activist Kevin Powell.
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