Incoming Student Night 2023 | Why 250 families have already chosen CC
Catch some of the highlights from our Incoming Student Night, where our newest Shamrock families came together to celebrate! With 250 families currently registered, it's shaping up to be an amazing class, and there is still time for you to join!
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Eagle Scout, OCIT Candidate Brennan Laing ‘23 On Cusp of US Olympics
Maintaining his #1 state ranking, Laing now continues onto the Junior Olympic National Championships this April at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. He is on the cusp of being part of the US Olympic development team for shooting sports, with a chance to be part of the Paris 2024 Olympics for Team USA.
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Max Stossel (Social Awakening) Speaks to Students about Social Media Pitfalls
Max Stossel spoke to Catholic Central students in an all-school assembly Monday about the pitfalls of social media. Stossel spoke specifically about how these apps are designed to be addictive and some of the negative ways that they can impact our self-image, relationships with friends, family, and those around us.
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Evan Kinter ‘23 Earns Eagle Rank
Evan Kinter ‘23 achieved a major milestone recently by earning the distinguished Eagle Scout rank in the Boy Scouts of America. His accomplishment shows determination and dedication and encompasses leadership skills, service to the community, and skill-building activities. Through this process, Evan has gained essential life skills needed to become successful as he goes through life.
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Pete Davis '95 Shares Insights on Business Leadership and Personal Growth
Detroit Catholic Central High School welcomed back alumnus Pete Davis '95, President & CEO of IMPACT Management Services, on Friday, March 17 as part of the school's DRIVE Development Day series. The series brings professional learning opportunities to students across grade levels to hone their leadership skills and gain real-world experience.
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IDS, Architects of George & Mary Turek Hall of Science, Lead Career Conference
Integrated Design Solutions (IDS), designers of the George & Mary Turek Hall of Science, spoke to students interested in architecture careers as part of the Career Conferences series sponsored by the Counseling and Advancement & Alumni Relations Offices.
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Symphony Orchestra, String Orchestra Earn 1s, Highest Rating, at MSBOA District Festival
The Detroit Catholic Central High School Symphony Band and String Orchestra competed in the Michigan School Band & Orchestra Association's District Festival on March 9 at Thurston High School.
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DECA Proves Successful at State Career Development Conference
Detroit Catholic Central DECA attended the DECA state conference in Detroit from March 9-11 , competing in numerous events at the State Career Development Conference. The CC DECA chapter earned three chapter awards including the 2023 "Gimmie 5" award recognizing our continued commitment to increase our student membership.
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Hockey Wins MHSAA D1 State Championship
Detroit Catholic Central Hockey defeated Brighton 3-0 in the 2023 Michigan High School Athletic Association D1 State Championship Saturday night at USA Hockey Arena before 4,090 fans, marking four consecutive state championship wins for Shamrock Hockey. The program made MHSAA history, being the first team in the 49-year history of the MHSAA tournament to shutout their opponent throughout. The win marks Catholic Central's 95th MHSAA state championship win in school history.
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#Fail Forward: Inspirational Speaker Jacob Brown Motivates Students
Detroit Catholic Central High School welcomed Inspirational Speaker Jacob Brown on March 8 to speak to students about the importance of embracing failure and using it as a stepping stone to success. Brown spoke to the students about the benefits of taking risks, learning from mistakes, and never giving up.
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The DRIVE: How CC Students Raised $802,814.13 in Ten Days
Learn about the Detroit Catholic Central High School DRIVE fundraiser through the lens of the success of the 2023 school year where the students raised $802,814.13 for tuition assistance.
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Wrestling Wins MHSAA D1 State Championship
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DRIVE Development Days Launch with Wealth Management Expert Monish Verma
Detroit Catholic Central High School launched its 2022-2023 DRIVE Development Day series March 3, beginning with guest speaker Monish Verma, a Chartered Retirement Plans Specialist with over 25 years of experience in the wealth management industry. Verma is Managing Partner at Vardhan Wealth Management, an independent wealth management firm based in Farmington Hills.
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Shambots Embark on FIRST Competition
The FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition (FRC) season kicked off in January, and the CC Shambots are moving into high gear.
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OCIT Students Celebrate Rite of Election with Archbishop Vigneron
Eleven students journeying through the Order of Christian Initiation of Teens (OCIT) at Catholic Central traveled to the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Detroit this weekend along with their sponsors to celebrate the Rite of Election with Archbishop Vigneron and hundreds of fellow catechumens and candidates across the archdiocese.
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Eric McPherson '83 sworn in to Oakland County Road Commission
Detroit Catholic Central congratulates Eric D. McPherson ‘83, who was sworn in as a new member of the road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) Board.
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Dillon Award Recipients: Where are they now? Harrison Nguyen ‘08
Harrison Nguyen’s interest in medicine began as a child. He knew from an early age that he wanted to help people live the best lives they could. Now, having earned his medical degree in 2018 and board certified in dermatology, he is currently on a Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania, Nguyen is living out his mission to bring cures to those who need it most.
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Brian Chaney '91, MSW Provides Career Guidance to Students Interested in Mental Health Services
Brian Chaney ‘91, CEO of Chane Reaction Counseling Services, returned home to Catholic Central on Wednesday, February 8 to share his life journey and provide students a glimpse into the world of social work and counseling.
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Retired CFO Richard Kuzma '61 Speaks to Finance Club
Richard Kuzma '61 returned home to Catholic Central February 6 to speak to students in the finance club. Mr. Kuzma provided insights into career options within finance and shared real-life experiences from his career as a CFO.
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From Beginning to Symphony Band: Andrew Bianchi '23 Reflects on Lessons Learned
Andrew Bianchi ‘23 picked up a trumpet for the first time at the start of Beginning Band his freshman year. Now a senior, Bianchi has advanced to Symphony Band, overcoming challenges and learning important skills along the way. Bianchi shares how the program has impacted him and advice to students who may be considering music at Catholic Central:
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Detroit Catholic Features Mr. Mike Carrier '06
From Student Activities, Aluminator Editor-in-Chief, to coaching, Mr. Mike Carrier '06 embodies Christ through living out Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge each and every day.
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Despite Obstacles Josh Lassaline ‘23 Uses Grit and Determination to Achieve Eagle Status
Josh Lassaline ‘23 has always been inspired by his dad; early on in his education, he joined Cub Scouts, eventually progressing to Boy Scouts of America (BSA) in sixth grade with the goal to complete his Eagle rank
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Michael Rose ‘03 Speaks Robotics, Military
Michael Rose '03, Associate Director of Ground Vehicles Robotics for Army Future Command, returned home to Catholic Central on Tuesday, January 31 to share his career journey with students interested in engineering. The talk was part of the Career Conferences series sponsored by the Counseling and Advancement Offices.
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CONTINUING THE TRADITION | Esports Fall Championships
Join Head Coach Stephen Juncaj '18 as he prepares the Esports team for the fall championship tournaments in Rocket League and Super Smash Bros.
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Emagine CEO Paul Glantz Speaks to Students
Detroit Catholic Central High School welcomed Emagine CEO Paul Glantz to speak to students in the finance, DECA, and business student organizations Tuesday, January 23. The visit provided an opportunity for students to learn from one of the industry's leading entrepreneurs and gain insight into the world of business.
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The Men in the Booth: Spotlight on Student Media Team
Shamrocks pack the stands for sporting events as much as ever, but the CC Media Team exposes the games to those who cannot attend in person. Juniors Josh Rothert and Lucas Jraiche are at the forefront of broadcasting the games, with Rothert delivering play-by-play and Jraiche providing color commentary. The two provide vivid analysis for what takes place on the field.
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Hockey Alumni Appreciation Night Welcomes Home Shamrocks Across Decades
Catholic Central welcomed back home over 45 alumni hockey players for a good dose CC camaraderie and fellowship January 21. Alumni and their families gathered at USA Arena on the Mitchel Kiefer Memorial Rink, the home of Catholic Central Hockey.
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Earning Eagle Scout Rank Prepared David Creen ‘23 for Catholic Central and Beyond
Catholic Central Senior David Creen's Eagle Scout project was a true testament to his commitment to the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). An Eagle Scout is the highest achievement or rank attainable in the Scouts BSA program. To qualify, David worked tirelessly for weeks through the pandemic, gathering supplies and organizing volunteers, in order to create a beautiful patio of pavers surrounding the flagpole at his former school, Spiritus Sanctus Academy in Ann Arbor. Through hard work and dedication, David successfully completed his Eagle Scout project in 2020, but says it was a long time coming to be able to fully complete his vision.
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Detroit Catholic Central Announces Justin Cessante ’99 As Head Football Coach
Detroit Catholic Central High School today announced Justin Cessante ’99 has been named the 13th head coach in school history.
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CC Family Days Series Fosters Community
The Advancement Office hosted a successful Red Wings night on January 12 as part of the CC Family Days Series, bringing together current families and alumni to foster community and camaraderie.
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Marching Band Travels to Spain
This Christmas, Catholic Central Marching Band traveled to Europe to perform as well as soak in the once in a lifetime cultural experience alongside family and friends.
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Alumni Spotlight: Joshua Gandy '13
Joshua Gandy '13 is an Ironman contestant, “The Power of a Growth Mindset” podcast co-founder, and a former four-year collegiate track & field athlete at North Caroline State. Now, he works within STEM to bridge the technology gap with communities of color.
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Catholic Central Provides CPR Training to Freshmen at No Cost
Entire Student Body Certified by Spring 2026
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CONTINUING THE TRADITION | Wrestling (Part 1)
Follow Head Coach Mitch Hancock '00 as he prepares the wrestling team to compete in the 2022-2023 assembly dual.
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Niko Palazeti '10 Appointed Director of Football Sports Performance for Cincinnati Bearcats
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Shamrock Spotlight: STEM Director Mrs. Amy Ely
The George and Mary Turek Hall of Science is scheduled to finish construction in 2024. To better prepare Catholic Central for this giant leap forward in technology and educational tools is Amy Ely, Catholic Central’s new Director of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
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Entrepreneur Brothers Anthony '99 and Michael '07 Tomey Credit CC for Successful Foundation
Brothers Anthony Tomey ’99 and Michael Tomey ’07 are building an enterprise that strengthens their family and their community. It started nearly 20 years ago when Anthony was playing baseball with the Detroit Tigers organization and Michael was a student at Our Lady of Sorrows. The family purchased their first Jimmy John's store at Grand River and Haggerty Road in Novi.
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Merry Christmas & Campus Update
CC President Ed Turek '85 wishes you a Merry Christmas on behalf of the Catholic Central faculty and staff in this Christmas video message.
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Gift Drive Supports Mott Children's Hospital
Detroit Catholic Central Student Activities hosted a December gift drive, supporting C.S. Mott Children's Hospital. Shamrocks collected 365 toys and $3,267 for children in the hospital this Christmas. Catholic Central students average nearly 35,000 hours of community service per school year.
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Basilian Scholastic Instituted Acolyte, 10 OCIT Students Celebrate Rite of Welcome and Acceptance
Detroit Catholic Central High School was proud to celebrate Basilian Scholastic Mr. David Basil as he was instituted to the role of acolyte, in addition to recognizing 10 students in the Order of Christian Initiation for Teens (OCIT) Rite of Welcome and Acceptance December 8 on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
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Music Department Performs Annual Christmas Concert Under Baton of Mr. Logan Bonathan '07
The Catholic Central music department held its annual Christmas concert assembly for the student body on the morning of Monday, December 5, under the baton of Mr. Logan Bonathan '07
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A Thanksgiving Message From Our President, Ed Turek '85
Join our President, Ed Turek '85, for a Thanksgiving message and campus update. Support Catholic Central this Thanksgiving season by joining the 1928 Club, Catholic Central’s exclusive recurring giving program.
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1,000 Shamrocks Volunteer on CC's Annual Day of Service
More than 1,000 students, faculty, and staff of Detroit Catholic Central High School participated in an annual day of service across Southeast Michigan Wednesday, with 37 groups serving in Detroit and surrounding areas ahead of Thanksgiving.
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Shamrocks Raise $4,032 and over 5,000 food items in Annual Canned Food Drive
Shamrocks collected $4,032 and over 5,000 food items in support of Loaves & Fishes of Southwest Detroit and Grace Center of Hope in Pontiac during the month of November.
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Celebrating 200 Years of the Basilian Fathers
Catholic Central celebrates the Basilian Bicentennial and recaps the Meet & Greet honoring the Basilian Fathers at Catholic Central on Saturday, November 12, 2022.
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Faith Formation Program Aimed at Teens Gains Popularity at Catholic Central
A Detroit Catholic Central student group that allows students to formally join the Catholic Church continues to gain popularity. This year, ten members have joined the school’s Order of Christian Initiation for Teens (OCIT) program. It is modelled after the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) and prepares students for the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, and the eucharist.
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Mr. Rudy Seichter '59 Speaks to Business & Marketing Students
Mr. Rudy Seichter '59 spoke with business and marketing students Wednesday, sharing tips and life lessons learned after a successful career in the business world. Seichter primarily spoke on his time managing the sales department for a computer company in a pre-personal computer era.
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Alumni Share Experiences in Military, Engineering
Alumni guest speakers Private 1st Class Maxwell Bartol ‘18 and Walbridge Group Vice President Mr. John Linenberg '89, PE, LEED AP BD+C met with students interested in the Army and engineering, respectively.
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Shamrock Spotlight: College & Career Resources Counselor Ms. Sprys-Tellner
Ms. Jennifer Sprys-Tellner has joined the guidance department as a college and career resources counselor. Ms. Sprys-Tellner will help students with all aspects of the college admissions process; she will work tirelessly to send every student on the right path for them.
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113 Students Inducted into National Honor Society
Detroit Catholic Central National Honor Society (NHS) inductions took place Thursday, October 21, 2022 in the Robert Santello ‘58 Gymnasium. Parents and students gathered as Guidance Counselor and NHS Moderator Mr. Alan Barker, Principal Fr. Patrick Fulton, and Vice Principal Mr. David Lewis welcomed inductees into the society.
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Kairos Retreat Fosters Brotherhood, Love of Christ
Named after the Greek word meaning “God’s time”, Kairos invites students to step back from the challenges of teenage life as they examine their relationships with God, family, friends, and sel
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School Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Spanish teacher Jennifer Manriquez interviewed three students to hear how they celebrate their heritage.
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25th Annual Shamrock Shuffle Breaks Record, Raises $11,902 for Make A Wish Foundation of Michigan
Detroit Catholic Central's 25th annual Shamrock Shuffle, a charitable run by faculty and students, raised a record-breaking total of $11,902 for Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan
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Assemblies Honor World Mental Health Day, Highlight Student Wellness
In honor of World Mental Health Day on October 10, guest speaker Mr. Chris Okoye ‘14, Social Studies Teacher and Freshman Moderator Mr. Ben Herman ‘98, and Athletic Director Mr. Aaron Babicz ‘93 spoke to students during homeroom assemblies on their personal journeys in mental wellness.
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Catholic Central Welcomes New FIRST Robotics Head Coach Joe Lemieux
Mr. joe Lemieux takes on the role of head coach and program director of FIRST Robotics at CC
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Shamrock Spotlight: Eagle Scout Jacob McKee '23
The road to Eagle Scout within the Boy Scouts of America is no easy process. In fact, only four percent of scouts have earned the rank since the organization’s inception in 1911. Catholic Central is proud to recognize countless student and alumni Eagle Scouts, including Jacob McKee ‘23.
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Alumnus Archbishop Michael J. Byrnes '76 Returns Home to Catholic Central
The Most Reverend Byrnes celebrated Mass, met with students, and toured campus.
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Alumni Share Expertise in Intelligence, Marketing, and Engineering
Alumni speakers Travis Charette ‘10, Ken Dabrowski ‘60, and Dr. Matthew Confer ‘13 shared expertise with students in their selective fields
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Finance Club Attends DEC Auto Show Luncheon
Finance club members attended the Detroit Economic Club's annual Auto Show Luncheon, hosted by CEO of Delta Airlines
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6 Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists
23 total scholars recognizes for national achievement
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10 Seniors Named National Merit Commended Students
23 students total recognized nationally for scholastic achievement
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7 Students Named National Hispanic Scholars, Black American Scholars
23 total students recognized nationally for academic excellence
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22 Spanish Students Awarded Global Seal of Biliteracy
This spring, 22 Catholic Central students won the Global Seal of Biliteracy based on AP Spanish exam achievements. The Global Seal of Biliteracy is an international credential awarded to individuals displaying proficiency with language skills in two or more languages.
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“Confidence is Key:” William Patterson ’26 Uses Power of Positivity to Change His Life and Inspire Others
Freshman William Drake Patterson says believing in yourself and having confidence in your ability is critical to achieving success. This powerful statement was delivered to more than 1,000 students from across the Midwest earlier this summer at the Jack and Jill of America Mid-Western Region Teen Conference.
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Kelly McSweeney Joins Staff as Admissions Manager
Mrs. McSweeney comes to us with an extensive background in education and in parochial school admissions.
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Faculty Spotlight: STEM Teacher Mrs. Rebecca Mulrooney
When Rebecca Mulrooney began her career as an engineer, she had no idea it would lead her to teaching high school, but Mrs. Mulrooney says that she has never felt more purpose in what she does.
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Matthew Doneth ’12: A Voice for the Stuttering Community
Matthew Doneth '12 is on the forefront of changing the narrative for those who stutter.
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Faculty Spotlight: Jennifer Teed Mentors Media Students
Spotlight on Fine Arts Teacher Jennifer Teed and an inside look at the student media team, Shamrock United Network
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Academic Team Wins 2022 NAQT National Championship
The Detroit Catholic Central Academic Team traveled to Atlanta, Georgia May 27, emerging victorious as the national champions at the High School National Championship Tournament (HSNCT) of the National Academic Quiz Tournaments (NAQT). The win secures the program’s fifth national championship win and first HSNCT Championship win since 2001.
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Class of 2022 Top 10 Scholars
Detroit Catholic Central recognizes the academic excellence of our top 10 students from the Class of 2022.
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Spanish Club Provides Learning Experiences Beyond the Classroom
Students host field day for 90 elementary students at the Academy of the Americas, a bilingual public school in Southwest Detroit
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"What's Up Gamers": Colin Harris '22 Takes DRIVE to New Dimension
Spotlight on Colin Harris ‘22, the brains behind the 2022 DRIVE video games and app development
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DECA Students Earn Grand Awards at International Career Competition in Atlanta
Catholic Central DECA finished second in the nation for the DECA MDA National Fundraising Challenge, competing against approximately 3,200 high schools. Additionally, the three-man sophomore team, J-Cubed, finished third in the Virtual Business Entrepreneurship event.
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It’s More than School Spirit: Antonio Biggs ’22 Attended 561 Varsity Events - What he Learned Through it All
Antonio Biggs ’22 has attended 561 Catholic Central varsity sports events, a record (unofficially) that he holds (as far as anyone knows). As Biggs nears graduation, he feels that he could not have spent the last four years in a better way.
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Roshi Turner ’25 Attends Highly Competitive USA Swimming National Diversity Select Camp
Roshi Turner '25 invited by USA Swimming to take part in National Diversity Select Camp at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO.
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CHSL to Induct Three Catholic Central Alumni to Hall of Fame
Bronze medal-winning Olympian, US Amateur Open Champion, and eight-time state championship winning wrestling coach to receive league’s highest honor.
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First Impressions Workshop with Wisetta Dolsey
Catholic Central welcomed Wisetta Dolsey from Five Star School of Etiquette for a workshop on first impressions Friday, April 29. Dolsey coached students on mastering the etiquette skills necessary to excel in any social or professional setting and making a lasting first impression on a date, job interview, or interaction with a professor.
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Career Conferences: Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Mark Pinto ‘86
Pinto spoke to students interested in medicine April 25 as part of CC’s Career Conferences series.
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Pulitzer Prize Winner Bryan Gruley ‘75 Speaks with Students
Pulitzer Prize winner Bryan Gruley ‘75 returned to Catholic Central April 12 to speak with current students interested in writing and journalism as part of Catholic Central’s DRIVE Development Day series.
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Dale Carnegie Nine Steps to Becoming a Successful Leader
Over 50 students sharpened their leadership skills with Dale Carnegie 9 Steps to Becoming a Successful Leader on Friday, April 8, through DRIVE Development Days. Kathy Tosoian, MA, LPC, Director of Education Services & Youth Development, coached students in speaking skills and confidence.
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Career Conferences: James Burns ‘04 and Mitch Eisenstein ‘05
James Burns ‘04 and Mitch Eisenstein ‘05 spoke to students interested in careers in financial planning, accounting, and sports management on March 15 as a part of CC’s Career Conferences series.
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Mongolian Barbeque and Grill Founder Billy Downs III '84 Speaks with Students
Founder of BD’s Mongolian Barbeque and Grill and CC Alumnus Billy Downs III ‘84 spoke to students interested in entrepreneurship on April 5 as a part of CC’s Career Conferences series.
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MSU Football Director of Player Engagement Darien Harris Speaks to Students
Catholic Central welcomed Michigan State University Football Director of Player Engagement Darien Harris to kick off our 2022 DRIVE Development Day series on Friday, April 1. Harris discussed Michigan State's NIL program "Evergreen" and what high school athletes should be doing now to shape their brand and image.
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Alumni Visit Forensic Science Classes
Alumni Fred Lauck ‘61 and Michael Meister ‘83 recently visited forensic science classes to share practical applications in related fields.
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Career Conference: Spencer Hicks '09 on Engineering
Spencer Hicks ‘09 spoke to students interested in careers in engineering on March 29 as a part of CC’s Career Conference series.
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Career Conferences: Global Marketing Services Senior VP John Rehm ‘86
John Rehm ‘86 spoke to students interested in careers in marketing and advertising on March 23 as a part of CC’s Career Conferences series.
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Andrew Kil '23 to Compete in National Oratorical Competition
Andrew Kil '23 heads to the American Legion High School Oratorical National Competition for a chance to take home the first-place scholarship prize of $25,000.
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Career Conferences: Corrigan O’Donohue ‘87 and Kyle Smith ‘04
Catholic Central Alumni Kyle Smith ‘04 and Corrigan O’Donohue ‘87 spoke to students interested in careers in law services, law enforcement, and city planning on March 16 as a part of CC’s Career Conferences series.
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Campus Ministry Hits Record-Breaking Goal for Focus: HOPE Food Donations
Seniors involved in campus ministry broke Focus: Hope's record for the most food boxes packed by a volunteer, filling up 30 pallets, which equates to 1,650 boxes of food and lives impacted.
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Dr. Grant Prior '14, DDS - Career Conference Speaker
Dr. Grant Prior, DDS ‘14 spoke to students interested in dental and medical careers February 16 as a part of CC’s Career Conference series.
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Casey Ambrose ’18 Upholds Late Father’s Role on Walled Lake City Council, Serving as Youngest Member
Despite the towering responsibility of being a full-time student, part-time business owner, and newly inducted city council member, all while dealing with the tragic passing of his father, Casey remains humble, confident and joyful – traits he learned from his father and teachings he says learned at Catholic Central.
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Students Receive Nominations to Service Academies
Five Students Nominated to Service Academies
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Annual Wrestling Assembly Match Brings School Spirit, Honors Oxford
The Shamrocks were victorious with a 64-4 win over Grandville, and live coverage was provided by student members of the Shamrock United Network.
The assembly match serves as an opportunity for Shamrock Wrestling to share its love for the sport with the wider Catholic Central community. While each year’s assembly match typically raises funds for a community need, this year’s cause was clear: honoring the lives lost last week at Oxford High School.
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Music Department Performs Annual Christmas Concert
The Catholic Central music department held its annual Christmas concert assembly for the student body on the morning of Monday, December 6, 2021. The performance was an abbreviated version of the concert held for the broader community on the night prior, featuring the concert band, jazz band, orchestra, and symphonic band.
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