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Forming Christian Men of Character Since 1928.

Detroit Catholic Central is the largest private all-boys high school in the State of Michigan, established in 1928 by the Congregation of St. Basil. Catholic Central is a premier all-boys college preparatory high school with a strong legacy of educating young men in the Basilian tradition of goodness, discipline, and knowledge.

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At A Glance

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History & Tradition

Catholic Central has grown from humble beginnings into one of the nation’s premier all-boys Catholic high schools — but our mission remains unchanged: forming Christian gentlemen through Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge.

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Campus Development

Campus Development at Catholic Central is more than building, it’s an investment in future Shamrocks. Every space we create strengthens faith, inspires excellence, and deepens the brotherhood that defines our mission.

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Community Impact

A brotherhood that welcomes all

At Catholic Central, we believe true excellence is built on unity, respect, and shared purpose. Discover how our mission and values shape a community where every student is seen, known, and valued.

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Mission Statement

Catholic Central High School recognizes parents to be the primary educators of their children and collaborates with them in helping their children to learn and grow in the Catholic faith. We provide a safe and challenging environment where mutual respect and high expectations are maintained through the active engagement of students in the learning process. The young men of Catholic Central learn holistically the ideals of the Basilian Fathers – goodness, discipline, and knowledge – so that they may become productive members of the Church and society.

Accreditation

Located in the Archdiocese of Detroit, Detroit Catholic Central High School is fully accredited by the North Central Association and is under the guidance of the Basilian Fathers.