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Archbishop Carroll High School is a welcoming Catholic community intentional in the holistic formation of its students for a life of virtue, academic excellence, and service to the common good.
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Justin Apwisch '28: Student of the Week October 11, 2024
Justin Apwisch '28, Trinity House and St. Peter School Alumnus, with Mr. John NeumanJustin has demonstrated strong academics over our first eight weeks together in class and supports his group members. He also takes it upon himself to help gather extra papers for recycling at the end of class.-Mr. John NeumanFavorite Restaurant:Texas RoadhouseFavorite Movie:Captain America: Civil WarPlace yo...
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Shaping Leaders and Building Futures: Meet Beth Savage '86
Editor's Note: This story originally appeared in the Fall 2024 issue of Reflections. Click here to read the entire magazine.Learning. Doing. Giving.Those three words have stuck with Beth Savage throughout her career, and they serve as her roadmap of leadership for life. Savage’s journey in leadership has landed her in boardrooms of corporations and communities, but her philosophy has helped ...
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Matthew Petty '26: Student of the Week, October 3, 2024
Matthew Petty '26, Charity House member and St. Helen School alumnus, with Mrs. Acacia MorrellMatthew is a conscientious and kind student. Even when facing setbacks and hard work, Matt always gives 100%. I saw this as the swim team coach last year and in AP Language this year. Matt is kind, intelligent, helpful, funny, and an all-around great kid.-Mrs. Acacia MorrellFavorite Restaurant...
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14:1 Ratio
Student-to-Teacher Classroom Ratio
$17 Million
In college scholarships for the Class of 2021
18,000
Community Service Hours performed by students ann
72%
of students are Catholic
20 AP
Advanced Placement courses offered
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