News & Announcements

It was an honor to welcome Bishop Grob to campus on August 30 to celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit.

The Christian Service program is a time-honored tradition at Carmel and in an effort to respond to the new dynamics and needs of our students and families, we have redesigned the program. We are shifting our focus to intentionality, reflection, and relationship building. The goal of this program is to further enable our students to become an incarnation of Christ in the world today, bringing their individual experiences and God-given gifts to those they serve in order to impact our world for the greater good.

Since the start of the 2020-21 school year, six Carmel Catholic students, Amira Kareem '23, Rogelio Vargas '23, Alessandra Gonzalez '23, Jacob Delos Reyes '23, Che’Nyeah Bates '23, and Evelyn Manzanarez '23, have been participating in a novel pilot program designed to mentor young, underrepresented persons in science.

Dorian Halimi '22 was among the top 10 winners in the US National Innovator Challenge and will represent the USA at the upcoming Global Challenge.

Congratulations to Jack Gallagher '21 and Miles Whalen '23 on their run through the state tennis finals tournament going 4-2 over 2 days/6 rounds. CJ Axente '23 finished his first varsity year with a strong 2-2 showing in the state singles finals.

Congratulations to our Senior Athletes of the Year! State Champion Lyndsey Basara, for her accomplishments in gymnastics and soccer, and Jalen Burton for his tremendous contributions in football, basketball and track.

Carmel Catholic congratulates the 744 students who have been named to the spring semester Honor Roll for the 2020-21 school year for their excellent academic achievement.

At the sectional meet on June 2, the girls' track team was the runner-up, competing against 13 other teams. The team earned a total of 26 medals, the second most in school history. Four relay teams also qualified for the state meet.

For the first time ever, Baccalaureate Mass and the Commencement Ceremony were held outside at Baker Stadium, with 253 graduates joining the ranks of Corsair alumni.

Carmel students and staff planted an Archdiocese of Chicago Laudato Si' Garden on May 19 using native plants, many of which were grown from seed. The garden was then blessed by Fr. Christian.