Mass of the Holy Spirit
Senior Ministry Team members Daniel Menezes and Katie Ferlmann get ready to take the gifts up to the altar at the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Bishop Stephen Blaire celebrated the Mass with CCHS students, parents and friends on Friday, September 2. Parents are welcome to join us at any of our First Friday Masses through the year, held at St. Stanislaus Church, at 11 a.m. - or at daily Mass held in our Chapel, Monday and...
ASB Lunch
The ASB Officers and the Student Marketing Team hosted a special lunch to welcome the many transfer students from other countries and area high schools. Central Catholic is fortunate to host several foreign exchange students from France, Brazil, Taiwan and Nigeria. The counselors and teachers joined in the fun for pizza, drinks and chocolate kisses. Pictured here are some current students enjoying lunch with their new...
Welcome New CCHS Raiders!
ASB officers were on hand to welcome the freshman class as well as all returning students at two full days of orientation. In addition to getting their lockers, having pictures taken and hearing from a variety of administrative staff, freshmen were treated to a host of games and contests and a delicious barbeque, at which their parents joined them. ASB officers pictured with Activities Director, Mrs. Kari Paris, are...
2011/2012 School Year Orientation Schedule
Monday, August 8th
Fall Sports Practices Begin
Wednesday, August 10
Senior Orientation: 9 am, Glynn Hall, Gymnasium
Freshman Orientation: 1 pm, Glynn Hall, Gymnasium
Parent Orientation: 5 pm, Glynn Hall, Gymnasium
Pot Luck to follow for freshmen students and parents/families
Thursday, August 11
Junior Orientation: 9 am, Glynn Hall, Gymnasium
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CCHS Christian Service
CCHS students are committed to Christian Service, and many of them use their summer break to fulfill their required hours and log in some extra time. A favorite way seems to be volunteering at their Parish Vacation Bible Retreats. Here, freshman, Julie Fogarty, spends some quality time with some of her charges in the Dolphin Group at St. Joseph's VBR program. Many of our students have been volunteering long enough that...
Mothers' Day Breakfast
WE are very grateful to all our volunteers who provide hours of support and help to our many fundraisers and activities, including all the Dads who help with things like the Mothers' Day Breakfast. These gallant men served up quite a feast for all our mothers and grandmothers on an early May morning.
The Ultimate Tailgate Party!
CC Raider Fans - Join us on the beautiful grounds of Bob and Marie Gallo’s home, and then cheer on our CC Raiders as they take on Brookside Christian.
Includes dinner, drinks, pass into game, reserved seating for the game and convenient parking! Contact Joan Orth for reservations: 524-6818 or orth@cchsca.org
Shareholders' Meeting
CCHS Foundation Shareholders, including Foundation Chairman Terry Mackness and his wife Judith, pictured here with Annual Fund Coordinator, Joan Orth, '78, gathered recently at Galletto’s in downtown Modesto. CCHS Foundation executive board members thanked the school’s large donors and briefly reviewed the past year's successes and CCHS graduate Nicole Stokman, 2004, related how CCHS shaped her college career and her...
Congratulations to the Class of 2011!
Three CCHS graduates celebrate on Saturday, May 29th at the end of the morning's festivities. Jordan Forte, Zachery Jaurez and Marites Seitz all graduated in the top ten of their class of 112 graduates. Jordan, who was the Valedictorian, will go on to Duke, Zack to Notre Dame and Marites is one of eight in her class attending UCLA next year. Congratulations to all 112! And to their parents!
Kids' Day 2011
Senior Mary Endsley and junior Alexa Sacchini took time out of their very busy last week of school to join other CCHS students selling newspapers for the Modesto Bee/Salvation Army Kids' Day, setting a record for Central Catholic participants. The 16 Central Catholic students participating sold 200 papers (at $1.00 each) and raised just over $300 for kids' programs at the Salvation Army, $60 more than last year. This...
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