CATHOLIC
CENTRAL
HIGH SCHOOL
School Phone: (518)
235-7100
Fax: (518) 237-1796
Email: cchsguidance@yahoo.com
Web Site: www.cchstroy.org
CEEB Code: 335-595
Principal
Mr. Christopher Bott
Assistant Principals
Ms. Maureen Carroll
Mr. Howard Lustig
Middle School Dean of Students
Mr. Frederick Talarico
Counseling Staff
Sister Monica Murphy, Director of Guidance
Mrs. Kristen Kettering, School Counselor
Mrs. Judith Pausley, Administrative Assistant
Population
Students reside
in 27 school districts in the counties of
The 2010- 2011
enrollment is 500 students in grades 7-12.
The student/faculty ratio is 13:1.
Academics
CCHS has a unique
program which includes 3 different learning levels: Regents, Honors, Advanced Placement
/University at the High School. These
levels are designed to meet the individual needs of each student. In keeping with the education objectives of
CCHS, every student will be expected to carry a full academic schedule each
semester.
Theology is
required for all students. Course
requirements include four units of English, four units of social studies, three
units of mathematics, three units of science, four years of physical education,
one unit of language other than English, one unit of business, one-half unit of
health and one unit of art or music.
CCHS is part of
the University in the High School program through the University at
Profile for the class of 2010
Graduates 107
Four Year College
64%
Two Year College
35%
Military 1
Higher Education 100%
Regents Diplomas 100%
Scholastic Achievement
Mean SAT
CCHS Critical
NYS Critical
National Critical
CCHS Math Mean 517
NYS Math Mean 499
National Math Mean 516
CCHS Writing Mean 501
NYS Writing Mean
478
National Writing Mean 492
Mean ACT
CCHS Mean Composite 22.7
NYS Mean Composite 23.3
National Mean Composite 21
Grading
/ Class Rank
Class rank is determined by
adding the cumulative totals of all grades and dividing by the total
credits. These cumulative totals are
arrived at by using the final average in each subject, multiplying by the
quality weight* and dividing by total credits.
College courses taken outside Catholic High will not be included in
ranking/average, but will appear on the transcript.
*Quality weight:
Level 3 - University at the High School—1.16
Level 2 - Honors Courses—1.08
Level 1 - Regents Level Courses—1.00
Class rank is
weighted at the end of junior year and after third quarter of senior year. A weighted and un-weighted average will
appear on the transcript.
A numeric grading
system is used on the report card.
A = 90 - 100 B= 80 - 89
C = 70 - 79 D= 65 - 69
Activities at
All
Art Club
Audio Visual Club
Ballroom Dancing
Bloodmobile
Cabaret
Character Council
Chess Club
Dances and Proms
Ecology Club
Fitness Club
Future Business
Leaders of
Plays
Key Club
Math League
Mock Trial
Music Ministry
National Honor
Society
Peer Mediation
Phonathon
Public Speaking
and
Debate Club
Rocketry Club
SADD
Scrabble Club
Spanish Club
Student Council
Ski Club
Video Gaming and
Design Club
Yearbook
Sports at
Girls’
Athletics
Fall
Cheerleading
Cross Country
Golf
Soccer
Tennis
Volleyball
Winter
Basketball
Bowling
Cheerleading
Indoor Track
& Field
Spring
Softball
Track & Field
Boys’
Athletics
Fall
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Soccer
Winter
Basketball
Bowling
Indoor Track
& Field
Spring
Baseball
Track & Field
The Class of 2010 has been accepted at the following
colleges and universities:
George
Washington
University
College
Marymount Manhattan
College
Liberal Arts
Pharmacy
New
Television
Northeastern
And
Pace
University
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute
Rochester
Institute of
Technology
Community College
St.
Michael's College
Southern
SUNY
Brockport
SUNY
SUNY
Environmental Science
and
SUNY
Geneseo
SUNY
New Paltz
SUNY
Oneonta
SUNY
SUNY
SUNY
University
at
University
at
University
at
University
at Stony Brook