News & Announcements

Math and engineering students competed in the Mundelein Mayor's Cup STEM Challenge on March 17, which allows Mundelein students to showcase their STEM skills, earn cash awards and have fun in the process.

The Harbinger 2017-2018 magazine is one of 28 nationally to be named as a finalist by the National Scholastic Press Association in its prestigious Pacemaker competition.

Patrick Delos Reyes '19 and Patricia Freeman '19 have reached the "finalist" step in the National Merit Scholarship Program. These students will continue on with the hopes of earning the Merit Scholar title and winning a National Merit Scholarship.

Senior Riley Palm won his second-straight class 2A 138-pound state wrestling championship on Saturday, February 16. Additionally, senior Tommy Hoy placed 4th in state, 2A 160-pounds. Five Carmel wrestlers qualified for the state wrestling tournament this year.

Two students have been commended for their outstanding leadership. Sean Seidl '19 has been named to the 2018-19 Daily Herald Leadership Team and Victoria Jozwiak '19 has been named a Leadership Team Honorable Mention.

On February 16 the team placed 5th in state. Lyndsey Basara '21 placed 3rd in floor, Izzy Kropiwiec '20 placed 4th in vault and Clare Keane '22 placed 9th in bars.

Carmel Catholic High School leadership is pleased to announce that a soon-to-be-constructed Welcome Center will be named in memory of Kathy A. Nemmers (1955-2016).

Carmel Catholic High School students have even greater opportunity to build cross-cultural understanding with the introduction of a new international student program. Working in conjunction with Amerigo Education, the international program will allow students from around the world to integrate into the Carmel Catholic community.