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Carmel Catholic High School’s REACH Center hosted its first-ever Corsairs Against Procrastination on December 6. Modeled after programs offered by colleges and universities, this event was staffed by over thirty tutors - mostly students helping their peers. With their assistance, students could catch up on homework and projects, have research papers proofread, and clear up concepts in preparation for finals.

Students in the National English Honor Society donated their time in November supporting Bernie's Book Bank and students at St. Anastasia School.

Our Lady of Guadalupe is a title for Mary the Mother of God associated with her apparitions near Mexico City in December of 1531. The tilma of St. Jaun Diego bears her image to this day. Learn more about her profound spiritual and cultural significance.

For the second time in his teaching career, Carmel Catholic High School Civics teacher Mr. Jack Waddle was beaming with pride as he escorted 21 seniors to the Lake County Central Permit Facility in Libertyville, where they would cast their vote for the very first time as adults.

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Carmel Catholic's new cafeteria food waste program kicked off on October 17. Carmel joins the growing number of schools that utilize food waste pick-up sent to a composting facility. Students have been learning about the importance of this undertaking and are being asked to sort their waste into three categories – food waste, recycling and landfill.

An exciting new committee has been established at Carmel – the Green Team – and includes teachers, staff, alumni, and students. Spearheaded by science teacher and newly named Campus Sustainability Manager Mrs. Michelle Titterton, the committee is taking a deep dive into helping educate through a new sustainable management program.

Ed Roncone has known the meaning of hard work ever since he was a teenager, going door to door in the Antioch neighborhood where he grew up to mow lawns for extra money. Today, it’s the streets of Libertyville that Ed helps to oversee, keeping them safe as chief of police while supervising a team of investigators and first responders.

Our Chapel transformation began in April of 2021, and thanks to the generosity of our many donors, renovations have recently been completed.

Carmel students participate in service trips throughout the year. According to Campus Minister Ms. Erin Kerger, “We want our students to proactively reach out to the greater community, to be Christ’s hands and feet in the world today. We always encourage them to bring their individual gifts, experiences, and talents to impact the world for the greater good."