News & Announcements

Benjamin Geoffroy '20 is among roughly 1,000 corporate-sponsored scholarship winners in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Recipients can use these awards for any regionally accredited U.S. college or university, according to the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC).
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When campus re-opens, students, staff and visitors will experience two new art installations in the north and south crossroads containing elements that depict our school’s founding orders, the Order of Carmelites (O.Carm.) and the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM).
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Every May for the past 40 years, Carmel Catholic students have walked as a community for our annual Walkathon. This year, we will continue this community event as a virtual walk to raise much-needed emergency relief funds for Carmel Catholic families impacted by COVID-19.
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#GivingTuesdayNow is a global day of giving and unity that will take place on May 5 as an emergency response to the unprecedented need caused by COVID-19. If you are able, please support your fellow Corsairs through giving to the Corsairs for Corsairs Fund.
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A number of our families are experiencing personal and financial hardships during these uncertain times. Carmel Catholic remains committed to maintaining its ability to meet demonstrated student financial aid needs so that current students and the newly admitted Class of 2024 can access a Carmel Catholic education. To address these challenges, we are launching a new initiative: the Corsairs for Corsairs Fund.
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The senior class has put together an Instagram account showing where they are heading to college. Check it out at @carmelcatholic.co2020.
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On April 20, the Athletics Department honored Carmel’s spring athletes unable to compete due to the COVID-19 pandemic, by lighting up the football stadium and scoreboard at 8:20 pm (military time of 20:20). In a live broadcast of the event, Athletic Director Mark Pos provided a short introduction before senior athletes’ names scrolled on the illuminated display for 20 minutes.
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Starting April 17, Carmel Catholic joined thousands of high schools across the nation in #LightsForTheFight. On Fridays at 8 p.m. for the next several weeks, we will illuminate Baker Stadium in support of first responders, health care providers, and all essential workers who are helping us get through this unprecedented time in our lives. Please note: this is not a drive-by event, the school campus remains closed to visitors. You are encouraged to turn on your exterior lights or light a candle at home.
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Our choral and dance students may not have been able to spend their spring break in NYC as originally planned, but that didn't stop them from chatting with some of the current stars of Broadway. The students took part in their very own virtual talkback with the associate conductor of Frozen and seven of the cast members who pay Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf, Hans, Weselton, Oaken and the dance captain. For nearly 90 minutes, the cast members spoke with our students and gave them some great tips about performing and life!
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Junior Rebecca Zurek headed to Tuscon, Arizona from February 1-3 to take part in the Arizona Cup, an international rocketry meet. Rebecca competed in three events against all adult competitors, earning second-place and third-place medals.
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