Admissions
Welcome to Central Catholic!
We're excited you're interested in Central Catholic and we're here to provide you with the most up-to-date information about our school community. Please take the time to create your admissions account (linked below) and begin your journey to becoming a part of the Ramily at Central Catholic. After creating your account, you'll receive all the latest news, updates, events, reminders, and notifications necessary to make the right choice for high school.
Admissions Account
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Fast Facts
Student Enrollment
Fall 2021 - 845 Student Demographics 2021-22 Caucasian: 65% Multi-Racial: 15% African American: 8% Asian/Pacific Islander: 6% Hispanic/Latino: 5% Native American: 1% Catholic: 55% Non-Catholic: 45% Student/Teacher Ratio: 15:1 Average Class Size: 21 Average Daily Attendance: 97% Graduation Rate: 99.5% Faculty/Staff Profile Click here to read our faculty and staff profiles. Class of 2021 College Data College Acceptance 96% attend college 87% attend a four year college 9% attend a two year college |
College Scholarships
The Class of 2021 was offered over $19 million in academic and athletic scholarships. College Attendance/Acceptance Over the last five years, students have been accepted to universities and colleges including: Boston College Brown University Columbia University Georgetown University Harvard University Harvey Mudd College New York University Northwestern University Oregon State University Princeton University Santa Clara University Stanford University Syracuse University Texas Christian University The George Washington University United States Air Force Academy United States Military Academy (West Point) United States Naval Academy University of Notre Dame University of Oregon University of Portland University of Southern California Vanderbilt University Villanova University |
Admissions Office
Paul O'Malley, Director of AdmissionsPhone: 503.230.1056, ext. 1112
Fax: 503.232.1936 | E-mail
Why I chose Central Catholic...
Hear from our students and graduates about why they made the decision to attend Central Catholic.

Mariko Tanada
Class of 2020
Central has such a strong and close community. The staff is filled with kind, caring, and helpful people.

Josue Corona-Solis
Class of 2020
Being a Ram is something to be proud of because you represent such a great institution that prepares its student to become the best version of themselves.

Chloe May
Class of 2020
When Central Catholic came to visit my middle school, I really liked how the students described the school. It led me to shadow and attend the open house. Shadowing was a great experience for me and I saw all the opportunities I could have, especially when it came to challenging academics.

Camille Allen
Class of 2021
I always had great experiences when talking to people in the community whether they were a staff or a student. Teachers seemed to genuinely want to help their students succeed and provided the resources for their students to do so.

Bryan Velazquez-Flores
Class of 2021
I chose Central Catholic because I would get the opportunity to be myself and be challenged academically.

Hannah Cooper
Class of 2021
I chose Central because I saw how much my brothers thrived here. Central opened many of doors for them. This community helped shape my brothers into respectful adults and I wanted to be able to grow into a respectable adult just like both of them.

Liam Broughton
Class of 2021
I chose Central Catholic for its community. I picked Central over other school’s communities because the community here feels just like a huge diverse family that accepts people from all walks of life.

Sam Bradie
Class of 2020
My experience shadowing was what drove me to come to Central. I was impressed by the teachers and really enjoyed the community. When asked why I came to Central, I attribute it to shadowing in Mr. Ward's class.
Rams Like You
We talked with members of our Ramily so that you can get to know us better!
Isabella Fazio '17
Meet a recent graduate who is currently at George Washington University studying History and Political Science.1544653224-49474.jpeg)