News & Announcements

Senior Michael Wattelet made the Illinois Music Educators Association All-District Classical and Jazz band this year, and will also be representing Carmel at ILMEA All-State on jazz trumpet at the end of January 2020.
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Cardinal Blase Cupich visited Carmel Catholic on Tuesday, January 7, 2020 to preside over an all-school Mass celebrating the Lunar New Year, a prominent liturgical custom in certain Asian countries. This Mass of Thanksgiving highlighted the cultural importance of family, service, and gratitude — above all, gratitude to God for the blessings we have received.
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On December 13, students participated in the 14th Annual Posada for Immigration Reform hosted by the Archdiocese of Chicago outside the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Center in Chicago.
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Here's your chance to win $5,000! Corsair Raffle tickets are currently on sale. Proceeds benefit CCHS scholarships.
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On Saturday, December 7th the Archdiocesan Council for Catholic Women (ACCW) Vicariate 1 awarded seven Carmel Catholic young women the Golden Rose Award. These young women were nominated by their parishes for their outstanding contribution to their parishes and for their leadership.
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One Carmel student was among 1,127 top high school seniors awarded full four-year scholarships and admission to highly-selective colleges through QuestBridge. Luzolo Matundu '20 was matched with The University of Notre Dame.
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On November 19, the Social Justice Club sponsored a trip to Feed My Starving Children to pack boxes of food to be shipped all around the world to feed the hungry. There were 153 Carmel community members present, mostly students, teachers and parent volunteers. The group packed 177 boxes or 38,232 meals, feeding 104 children for a year.
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Carmel Catholic has expanded the scope of merit scholarships to recognize the top 10% of entrance exam scorers by providing four-year renewable scholarships.
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Twenty Carmel Catholic students and four science teachers collected native plant seed at Canterbury Park, the field just on the other side of Baker Stadium. This new service project was led by Carmel Alumnus, Jonathan Happ '05, who works for the Libertyville Open Space district. Students learned about native prairie plants, how to collect seeds, as well as the fauna that live in the field. More than 10 pounds of native grass and prairie seed were collected, which will help with conservation efforts and save the township more than $1,000 in native seed costs.
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Much congratulations to our boys golf team, who finished 4th at the IHSA 2A State Tournament on October 19. Clint Bailes '21 tied for ninth place.
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