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St. Patrick’s Day has arrived, and Charlotte Catholic families are making plans to celebrate the holiday. People celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in different ways, and it is important to take a look at the history and celebrations of this holiday.  St. Patrick is a Catholic saint known for his missionary work in Ireland. The holiday originally started as a quiet religious feast day, but it has evolved as a global celebration of St. Patrick and the Irish culture. It became an off

On March 9, 2026, Principal Kurt Telford issued an email to all Charlotte Catholic High School students, teachers, faculty, and staff announcing that Charlotte Catholic graduate, teacher, and dance coach Jennifer Taylor had been courageously battling breast cancer. At the time, many students didn’t know about the severity of the disease. Mr. Telford simply asked that all students wear pink on the next day to support her and to attend a break mass dedicated to her to show love

Students at Charlotte Catholic High School are turning to Artificial Intelligence to help complete homework, study for tests, and practice skills. AI has quickly become a tool that students rely on for almost any class when they need extra assistance.  Students commonly use AI to create practice materials that help them study more efficiently. Sophomore Evan Miller said, “I mostly use AI to make practice quizzes for chemistry, math and English. It saves me time and helps me

Super Bowl LX took the nation by storm on Sunday, February 8th. As the Seahawks faced the Patriots, Americans found themselves divided between two halftime shows, the NFL’s performance by Bad Bunny and Turning Point USA’s alternative show headlined by Kid Rock. In late December 2025, the NFL announced that Bad Bunny, an up and coming Puerto Rican artist who recently won a Grammy for his album “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,” would headline the halftime show. The decision sparked back