In our mission, we recognize that through education the empowerment of women can effect the transformation of our society. Therefore, we challenge our school community to academic excellence, to responsible leadership, and to Christian community service. The Catholic High School of Baltimore is an independent college-preparatory high school for young women, sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia.
Catholic High students become articulate in speech and writing, adept in the usage of technology, able to understand human culture through a study of humanities and the arts, and adept in those academic and social skills that promote team building and problem solving. Along with extracurricular activities, Catholic High students have many different responsibilities and privileges that are integral components of the Catholic High community.
Catholic High students become articulate in speech and writing, adept in the usage of technology, able to understand human culture through a study of humanities and the arts, and adept in those academic and social skills that promote team building and problem solving. Along with extracurricular activities, Catholic High students have many different responsibilities and privileges that are integral components of the Catholic High community.
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Empowered by Gospel values and rooted in the spirit and tradition of Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi, The Catholic High School of Baltimore, a sponsored institution of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, is dedicated to the education of young women in an environment that fosters Christian attitudes of dignity and respect for the human person and all of creation.
To represent The Catholic High School of Baltimore positively in interscholastic competition. To develop sportsmanship, athletic skills, and techniques, as well as to promote self-discipline, personal dedication, and determination. To promote and encourage young women to participate in interscholastic competition and benefit from the advantages athletic competition can provide.
Located just steps away from the main office, the DeCarlo Library Media Center is open for students, faculty, and staff before and after school, from 7:30am - 3:30pm during the school year. All library information is also available through your Destiny account. If you have questions or need help ordering, contact eCampus at 844.523.8980 or email k12support@ecampus.com.
The Mothers' Club consists of parents, and guardians of present students that are dedicated to the education, the enrichment and empowerment of the young women attending The Catholic High of Baltimore. As mothers we wish to show our love, support, encouragement and enrich the enjoyment that a young woman's high school years can bring to their development as adults.
The Catholic High School of Baltimore Alumnae Association meets regularly to plan projects and events for the thousands of Catholic High alumnae. All Catholic High graduates are members of the Alumnae Association, and all are welcome to attend meetings and events. If you would like to join the Alumnae Association Executive Board, please contact Dr. Gwen Grant at ggrant@thecatholichighschool.org.
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Maxwell Anderson Iii
Dec 15, 2020
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Mackenzie Smith
Sep 10, 2020
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Jacqueline Chambers
Dec 01, 2017
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Practicly across the street from my domicile.
Academic Excellence
Civil election local polling location
Maintains Tradition of Exceptional All- Female Secondary and Post- Secondary schooling.
Attractive campus adjacent to shopping and easily accessible by all forms of public transportation.
2 areas of concern: high cost of tuition high crime and drug trafficking in close proximity.
Academic Excellence
Civil election local polling location
Maintains Tradition of Exceptional All- Female Secondary and Post- Secondary schooling.
Attractive campus adjacent to shopping and easily accessible by all forms of public transportation.
2 areas of concern: high cost of tuition high crime and drug trafficking in close proximity.
Debbie Murray
Nov 19, 2017
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Tim Wazlavek
Sep 07, 2017
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