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George and Mary Turek Hall of Science

Building future-minded visionaries and pioneers in STEM. 

Equipping our students to excel in the 21st Century workforce.

Now available to students:

  • 57,000 Sq Ft of Learning Space 
  • 8 Dedicated Science Labs
  • 4 Versatile Lab Prep Rooms
  • Cutting-Edge Engineering Lab
  • 5,300 Sq Ft FIRST Robotics Competition Field
  • Robotics Programming & Building Zones
  • Fabrication & Machinery Room
  • Innovation & Conceptualization Labs
  • Multi-Functional MakerSpace
  • Sustainability Focused Greenhouse
  • 130-Seat Immersive Lecture Hall
  • 4 Meter Observa-Dome with GPS Computerized Celestron Telescope
  • RedBird 180° Flight Simulator
  • NASA MIE Alliance Partner

Completely funded by our alumni and benefactors

Statues and Iconography in the Hall of Science

The George and Mary Turek Hall of Science features an impressive array of statues and iconography that enrich the entire building. From the large crucifix and Seat of Wisdom statues in the courtyard to the welcoming figure of St. Albert at the entrance, these captivating works of art provide insights into the rich history of Detroit Catholic Central and the Basilian Fathers.

Meet the Director of STEM

Amy Ely

Amy Ely

Titles: Director of STEM, Science Teacher
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Students in STEM

CC Shambots Team 5907
FIRST Robotics

FIRST Robotics at Catholic Central is a competition team that participates in the international FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). The team is composed of students from all grade levels working together to design, build, and compete with a unique robot every year. The competition season is from January 1 to April 30.

HOSA Students at the 2019 Clubs Fair
HOSA (Future Health Professionals)

HOSA – Future Health Professionals enhances the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill, and leadership development of students interested in careers in health care through service projects, speakers, field trips, and competitions.