News & Announcements

Just as we meticulously planned for safe reopening in the fall, we are carefully planning to allow increased in-person extracurricular activities. In addition to current steps to screen for the virus and prevent its spread, we are adding a COVID-19 testing program. For this rapid antigen testing program we will begin with use of Abbott Laboratories BinaxNOW tests. We will only test a student with parental/guardian consent.

COMPASS is our community magazine, sharing the accomplishments of our whole Corsair community, including students, alumni and faculty/staff.

Carmel was among a handful of Chicago area high schools to begin in-person learning last August. Now, the school will make news once again when it welcomes back nearly its entire student body on March 8.

Carmel's Theatre Department will be performing "Godspell" via livestream on April 16 at 7 pm; April 17 at 7 pm; and April 18 at 2 pm. Tickets for the stream are on sale starting March 22.

Now in its 47th year, Carmel Catholic High School’s widely popular Street Scenes fundraiser features a stellar lineup of entertainment, local food and beverage vendors, and the renowned Student Show!

Also, take part in our weekly Queen of Hearts raffle, which supplements Street Scenes as an important fundraising tool for the school.

Isabella Pagano '22 is the fifth Carmel student to recently earn the highest possible ACT composite score of 36, joining Lauren Kelley '21, William DeKeyser '21, Kyle Heinz '21 and Matthew Wolf '21.

Our three robotics teams competed virtually in league competition this past weekend. All three teams have advanced to the regional competition, which will be held virtually in early March.

Academic Challenge in Engineering and Science teams competed early in February. The varsity ACES team moves on to sectionals in March. At large competitors achieved individual awards in several areas.

Congratulations to our student-athletes who will move on to the next level in their respective sports.

During the month of February, Carmel students will participate in We Are Called: Umoja For Black Lives, Justice and Peace along with other Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Chicago. Umoja, which means Unity, is the first principle of Kwanzaa. This month-long event will allow us to pray and reflect on different issues pertaining to this theme.