YOUR CHILD'S SUCCESS IS OUR COMMITMENT.
Our mission, as the Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Charlotte, is to proclaim the Good News of the Gospel and to provide a religious and academic program that allows each student to develop spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, physically and socially, so that each is prepared to live and serve in a changing society as a self-respecting citizen. We understand the importance of infusing our students with the faith to succeed in a secular world.
Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School:
(The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools Archbishop J. Michael Miller, C.S.B., 2005)
- Inspired by a supernatural vision
- Founded on Christian anthropology
- Animated by communion and community
- Imbued with a Catholic worldview throughout its curriculum
- Sustained by Gospel witness
We are proud of our 100% high school graduation rate—a result of the high-quality education we offer, the student-focused instruction we provide, and our faith-based teachings that promote personal responsibility. In the Diocese of Charlotte Catholic Schools, students do more than simply learn, they flourish and grow to become the upstanding leaders of tomorrow.


CLASSROOM CULTURE
Our teachers encourage high performance and
collaboration through positive class environments.

QUALITY TEACHERS
Highly qualified teachers staff our classrooms and continuously seek professional development.

Faith-Based
The Catholic Faith is embodied in all aspects of the school day.
Faith is the foundation of our community. We are committed to educating all of God’s children and embrace our students with respect and compassion. As a member of our community, your child will gain spiritual, academic, and personal guidance in every stage of their educational journey.
DID YOU KNOW?
Students from all different backgrounds and faiths are welcomed at our schools. It is our mission to bring up Disciples of Christ and to serve all of God’s children.
At the Diocese of Charlotte Catholic Schools, every child entrusted in our care is given equal opportunity to excel. All 19 schools in our system provide learning support initiatives to meet the educational needs of all students.
DID YOU KNOW?
We offer four special learning programs:
- Matthew Morgan Program (MMP) tailored for students with Down Syndrome
- Modified Academic Program (MAP)
- Providing Academically Appropriate Catholic Education (PACE)
- Quest program (availability varies between schools) tailored for students with Autism
At the Diocese of Charlotte Catholic Schools, we value community service and outreach. The tenets and traditions of the Catholic faith empower students to become well-rounded individuals who possess the compassionate leadership needed to improve our communities.
DID YOU KNOW?
The Diocese of Charlotte Catholic Schools offer servant leadership opportunities to encourage compassionate community involvement.
Our talented faculty and staff have a passion for learning and student development. They create a climate in their classroom to best meet the individual student needs to ensure success.
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Our faculty and staff are active members of teams who collaborate and cooperate with other teachers to continuously improve their teaching methods and student comprehension.
Our students become leaders in all aspects of their lives. Through our academic programs and extracurricular activities, we foster the development of leadership skills such as self-motivation, accountability, and work ethic that will set the foundation for future accomplishments.
Students who attend our schools not only excel academically, they become team captains, youth group leaders, eucharistic ministers, student council members, and much more. You will take pride in your child as they lead in the classroom, on the stage, on the athletic fields, in the community, and anywhere their passion drives them.
DID YOU KNOW?
All three of the Diocese of Charlotte Catholic High Schools offer a college preparatory curriculum in the form of Honors and Advanced Placement Courses. The Class of 2019 earned over $32.28 million in scholarships and grants.
Ninety-seven percent (97%) of graduates attend four-year colleges and universities, while 3% enter two-year institutions or access higher education while in military service.
The Diocese of Charlotte high schools have been named to both the College Board’s 8th and 9th Annual Advanced Placement District Honor Rolls for school years 2015 – 2018.
The Diocese of Charlotte Catholic School system is accredited by Cognia (AdvancEd/SACS), a valuable recognition of excellence in all areas of our schools.
Ninety-seven percent (97%) of graduates attend four-year colleges and universities, while 3% enter two-year institutions or access higher education while in military service.
The Diocese of Charlotte high schools have been named to both the College Board’s 8th and 9th Annual Advanced Placement District Honor Rolls for school years 2015 – 2018.
The Diocese of Charlotte Catholic School system is accredited by Cognia (AdvancEd/SACS), a valuable recognition of excellence in all areas of our schools.
Your Child’s Journey Begins Here.
Whether your child is starting in Pre-K or finishing out their final years of high school, they benefit from our close-knit community built on faith. We are dedicated to their educational growth and personal development.
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