rendering

A Campaign for the Students of Carmel Catholic High School

With the formal announcement of A Bold and Inspired Vision for the Future, Carmel Catholic is at the forefront of transforming the student experience. Through this Campaign, the creation of a state-of-the-art student center—via a re-imagined cafeteria, student lounge, and courtyard—plus the stunning expansion of the auditorium foyer, all designed to promote community, gratitude, and joy, headline the Campaign’s three primary pillars focused on student wellness, financial accessibility, and sustainability.

Learn More
Don't show again

Carmel Catholic High School Home

Belong. Believe. Become.
logo

A Campaign for Our Students

A Bold and Inspired Vision for the Future places Carmel Catholic at the forefront of transforming the student experience. Through the largest philanthropic campaign in the school's history, three primary pillars focus on student experience, financial accessibility, and sustainability.
Learn More

At A Glance

  • A Five-time National Blue Ribbon School
    Having earned this award on five occasions, Carmel Catholic provides students with the academic rigor, artistic exploration, and spiritual enrichment to prepare graduates for college, and beyond.
  • Carmel Catholic Community
    Our welcoming and inclusive community spans six decades and is made up of 1,150 students and more than 16,000 alumni.
  • College Preparatory
    We offer a robust curriculum that prepares students to excel in college. Our College and Career Resource Center provides families with countless resources.
  • Mission and Values
    Building a sense of purpose in our students is at the heart of Carmel Catholic. Our faculty and staff empower students to become servant leaders.
  • Embracing Our Catholic Identity
    We offer daily opportunities for prayer and reflection. Students share their talents with the community through our Christian Service Program.
  • Students Are Involved
    The student experience is enhanced by countless activities both inside and outside the classroom, including fine arts, athletics, fundraisers and social events.

Events

Class of 1975 50th Reunion

Time: 2:30 PM – 9 PM
Location: Carmel Catholic High School: Enter through Door A , by St. Titus Brandsman Chapel

Drive to Save Lives

Time: 7 PM
Location: Carmel Catholic High School- Kathy A. Nemmers Welcome Center

Rosary for Hope

Time: 2 PM
Location: Carmel Catholic High School, Baker Stadium

All-School Mass

Time: 9 AM – 10:30 AM
Location: Salvi Arena. All are welcome to attend. Visitors, please check in at the Kathy A. Nemmers Welcome Center.
Show All Events

News

rendering

A Campaign for the Students of Carmel Catholic High School

With the formal announcement of A Bold and Inspired Vision for the Future, Carmel Catholic is at the forefront of transforming the student experience. Through this Campaign, the creation of a state-of-the-art student center—via a re-imagined cafeteria, student lounge, and courtyard—plus the stunning expansion of the auditorium foyer, all designed to promote community, gratitude, and joy, headline the Campaign’s three primary pillars focused on student wellness, financial accessibility, and sustainability.
summit

Students Attend Catholic Youth Climate Summit

On February 23, 23 students from the Environmental Club and Garden Club went to St. Ignatius for the Catholic Youth Climate Summit. Here, students shared ideas about what they are doing at their schools, and hope to do in the future to help our schools be more sustainable.
robotics

NYAN Robotics is Headed to World Championship

On Saturday, March 1, NYAN Robotics dominated at the State Championship. After going undefeated in the qualifying matches, they became the first alliance captain going into the double-elimination championship bracket. Not only did they remain undefeated, but they also broke the state score record and have the third-best score in the world. As a team, they are ranked 19th globally. In April, they will join approximately 100 teams in Houston, Texas, for the World Championship.
finalists

Two Carmel Catholic Seniors Named National Merit Scholarship Program Finalists

The National Merit Scholarship Program has determined which of the 16,000 Semifinalists named in September 2024 met all requirements to advance to Finalist standing in the competition. Congratulations to Noah Green '25 and Laurel Fullerton '25 for being named Finalists! The selection of 7,000 Merit Scholarship winners from the group of more than 15,000 Finalists is now in progress.
Show All News

Our Mission

Centered in Jesus Christ, Carmel Catholic is a college preparatory high school, empowering students to be servant leaders filled with zeal for faith and scholarship. Rooted in the charisms of the Order of Carmelites and the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Catholic community embraces a tradition of dignity, diversity, and justice.
stained glass
students
Students
graduation
College Flags
Students
class
Students
Students
graduation
Student
students
students
Students
Student
Students
Students
Student
students
Students
Students