Charlotte Catholic High School plans to renovate certain locations on campus in a $10.5 million project. This plan will renovate three areas of the school: the stadium, the commons, and the library. Additionally, the school will build a new technology center. Many Catholic students and faculty are excited about the possibilities these new renovations will bring. The first change to Charlotte Catholic will be the replacement of grass in Keffer Stadium’s field with artificial

A little over a year ago, Australia passed a new law titled the Online Safety Amendment Bill, and only recently it came into full effect for the country on December 10, 2025. This new piece of legislation requires a minimum age of 16 years old on most social media platforms, including YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, X, and TikTok.  Once passed, social media platforms were required to ask for photo or video evidence of proof of a user’s age or Australian citizens could simply p

The science department at Charlotte Catholic introduced a new AP class for upcoming juniors and seniors. After taking Honors Chemistry or Advanced Chemistry in 10th grade, students typically placed into Honors Physics. However, beginning in the 2026-2027 school year,  AP Physics I will replace Honors Physics. Seniors can take this class as well. The new AP Physics I course is based on algebra. It covers topics such as motion, forces, energy, momentum, rotation, fluids, and s

As a new calendar year begins, the Charlotte Catholic High School community prepares to renovate the campus and upgrade key facilities for improving student life. Director of Advancement Ms. Sally McArdle and a group of administrators are beginning an ambitious new project called the Capital Campaign. MACS families have already donated $2 million, and the school hopes to raise another $8.5 million in order to renovate and construct four key areas of the school. On January 28

After five years as Vicar of Education, Father Timothy Reid stepped down to return to full-time parish ministry. Fr. Reid helped unify the diocese’s Mecklenburg Area. He spread and strengthened the Catholic faith and oversaw a record enrollment in the Diocese of Charlotte’s 20 schools. During Fr. Reid's time as Vicar of Education, enrollment grew by over 20%, and the number of students earning academic scholarships increased. He supported projects such as the construction of

In response to an unsanctioned “senior skip day” on November 3rd, some seniors will start exams on Monday, December 15th, and others Tuesday, December 16th. The seniors who skipped that day have had their exams pushed back, shortening their Christmas break by one day. Mr. Telford implemented this policy to underscore the importance of attendance and hold students accountable to the Charlotte Catholic standard. Prior to November 3rd, there was discussion among students about

In the days following the tragic loss of Parker South, the Charlotte community has come together in a powerful show of unity and remembrance. Parker, an admired Myers Park student who was friends with many Charlotte Catholic students, is being honored through a series of thoughtful gestures led by a number of those students. These acts reflect not only grief, but also the respect and admiration felt for him. Some Charlotte Catholic students have taken meaningful steps to cel

Students and teachers at Charlotte Catholic are experiencing fewer full school days due to breaks and early dismissals throughout November. Between the senior retreat, multiple early dismissals, and the week-long Thanksgiving break, everyone is adjusting to a busier schedule.  Seniors will leave campus for their retreat on November 10th and return later that day. Soon after, all grades will be dismissed early on November 14th, 20th, and 21st. The month concludes with the wee

Throughout the first quarter of the school year, the chorus classes at Charlotte Catholic have been preparing for their annual fall concert, which took place Tuesday, October 21. At Charlotte Catholic, students of each grade have the opportunity to participate in a choral group, beginning with the introductory ensemble, and progressing into more advanced levels. Each group gets to showcase its hard work, dedication, and musical growth at the concerts.  The concert opened wi

On Friday, October 17th, Charlotte Catholic hosted its second annual Career Exploration Program. This program offers students in their junior year the opportunity to act as an observer of professionals at work and an occasional assistant.  The program, founded by Anne Runkle, a former Charlotte Catholic teacher, is designed to give students the opportunity to learn what is required in the specific career they are interested in.  Students must apply to be a part of the progr

Each year, students look forward to homecoming by participating in Spirit Week. Throughout the week, students and some teachers dress up each day according to a specific theme. At the end of the week, students attend a pep rally that builds excitement for their upcoming weekend. On Monday students began the week in high spirits with Twin Day, where students could join with friends and develop matching costumes for the day. Junior Kacey Conley said juniors Olivia Canon and Vi

Pope Leo XIV has requested Catholics to dedicate a daily Rosary for the cause of world peace during the month of October. Students and faculty at Charlotte Catholic will participate by praying one decade of the Rosary each morning during this month. October is the Month of the Holy Rosary, and Pope Leo XIV wishes to spread a message of peace around the world. Despite international conflicts and recent tragic events, Catholics worldwide can appreciate the sense of community t