Charlotte Catholic High School

“Weekly Chapel Schedule MON - Morning Mass 6:55am TUE - Break Mass 10:23am WED - All School Mass 9:15am THU - Break Mass 10:23am FRI - Adoration 7:00am-10:00am & Mass 3:15pm”

“Oct 8 2026 Religious Sophomore Retreat 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Camp Thunderbird”

“The Eucharist is the source and summit of our faith. All-school Mass will be offered weekly with the optional daily Mass offered. The opportunity to pray in the chapel is always available, along with Adoration.”

“School-wide Mass will be held throughout the year on selected days. While we understand not all our students are Catholic, it is required that all students attend Mass demonstrating reverence and respect.”

“Weekly Chapel Schedule MON - Morning Mass 6:55am TUE - Break Mass 10:23am WED - All School Mass 9:15am THU - Break Mass 10:23am FRI - Adoration 7:00am-10:00am & Mass 3:15pm”

“The Eucharist is the source and summit of our faith. All-school Mass will be offered weekly with the optional daily Mass offered. The opportunity to pray in the chapel is always available, along with Adoration.”

“Confessions Mon & Thu 11:35am-12:35pm Tues & Fri 12:35pm-1:35pm Wed. & All School Mass Days by Appointment”

“Weekly Chapel Schedule MON - Morning Mass 6:55am TUE - Break Mass 10:23am WED - All School Mass 9:15am THU - Break Mass 10:23am FRI - Adoration 7:00am-10:00am & Mass 3:15pm”

“We have Adoration every Friday from 8:00am to 2:30pm. We need a minimum of two parents per 45 minute time slot to be present with our Lord to sit, pray, and reflect.”

“The Eucharist is the source and summit of our faith. All-school Mass will be offered weekly with the optional daily Mass offered. The opportunity to pray in the chapel is always available, along with Adoration.”

“Rev. Chukwunonso Nnebe-Agumadu - Chaplain”

“Fr. Nnebe-Agumadu is excited to serve as Chaplain here at CCHS, and is looking forward to meeting and helping the students grow in love with our Lord.”

“The Campus Ministry Team consists of the Chaplain, Campus Ministry Coordinator, Assistant to the Campus Ministry Coordinator, Faculty and student Peer Ministers who help coordinate opportunities for the school community to practice and explore their faith.”

“Theology 4.0, one Theology class per semester”

“English 4.0, one English class per year”

“Faith and Revelation: Knowing God Through Sacred Scripture 013 | Grade: 9 | Required: 1st Semester”

“Introduction to Philosophy: Human Person | 504 | Grade: 9 | Required”

“This course introduces students to classical philosophy’s approach to ethics through a Catholic lens.”

“This course prepares students for active dialogue with non-Catholics in the public sphere. It teaches the practical art of promoting the truth with charity in conversation with those not familiar with the Catholic faith.”

“Grounded in community, Charlotte Catholic High School forms virtuous servant leaders, united in Christ, through a Catholic education of the mind, body, and soul.”

“Each day, we help our students develop a strong foundation of Catholic values through prayer, study, and outreach.”

“Charlotte Catholic High School will be recognized for its tradition of Christ-centered academic excellence and holistic approach to supporting students along their journey to adulthood”

“Every year, each grade level will have a retreat. Freshmen, Sophomore, and Junior retreats will be held during a regular school day with students departing and returning to school within the school day hours. The Senior retreat will be held during a regular school day with students departing from school and returning to school in the evening. Retreats will be held at an off-campus location (Camp Thunderbird).”

“Grade level retreats are mandatory and part of the CCHS curriculum.”

“Each grade level participates in a class retreat during the school year.”

“Rev. Chukwunonso Nnebe-Agumadu - Chaplain”

“Ms. Sarah Jerome - Coordinator of Campus Ministry”

“Mrs. Shawna Best - Assistant to Coordinator of Campus Ministry”

“The Campus Ministry Team consists of the Chaplain, Campus Ministry Coordinator, Assistant to the Campus Ministry Coordinator, Faculty and student Peer Ministers who help coordinate opportunities for the school community to practice and explore their faith.”

“The purpose of the Apologetics Club is to push the difficult topics of Catholicism into light as to give the students at CCHS more insight into what the Catholic faith teaches.”

“Educate the Beacon’s members with information pertaining to current events and the changing climate in the west through the lens of our Catholic faith.”

“The Voices for Life exists to educate students on beginning and end of life issues and to advocate for the voiceless through prayer, service projects, and guest speakers.”

“The purpose of the Rosary club is to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the peaceful grace provided through the prayer of the Holy Rosary.”

“Daughters of Mary Staff Advisor: Mrs. Jerome Room: Chapel”

“Sons of St. Joseph Staff Advisor: Mr. Sie Room: Chapel”

“Each day, we help our students develop a strong foundation of Catholic values through prayer, study, and outreach.”

“Weekly Chapel Schedule MON - Morning Mass 6:55am TUE - Break Mass 10:23am WED - All School Mass 9:15am THU - Break Mass 10:23am FRI - Adoration 7:00am-10:00am & Mass 3:15pm”

“The Eucharist is the source and summit of our faith. All-school Mass will be offered weekly with the optional daily Mass offered. The opportunity to pray in the chapel is always available, along with Adoration.”

“Graduation Requirement: To graduate, students must complete a total of 70 approved service hours over four years.”

“Annual Requirement: Each year, students in grades 9–12 are required to complete and submit service hours, with at least 5 hours designated as Parish Service. Freshmen will submit 10 hours. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors will submit 20 hours each year.”

“This course aids the formation of our consciences by presenting an overview of the moral teachings of the Catholic Church. Following the Ten Commandments as elevated and perfected by Jesus Christ, it shows how we, aided by God’s grace, can imitate the life of Christ in every circumstance of our lives taught by the Beatitudes. It examines topics important to social justice and the sacredness of human life.”

“This course introduces students to the social teachings of the Catholic Church, a rich body of thought covering love and family, law and justice, war and peace, wealth and poverty, rights and duties, and freedom and obligation.”

“The Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church 045 | Grade: 12 | Required: 2nd Semester (045 or 043)”

“The Voices for Life exists to educate students on beginning and end of life issues and to advocate for the voiceless through prayer, service projects, and guest speakers.”

“OCTOBER 5-9: Respect Life Spirit Week - led by Voices for Life Club”

“On October 4 from 2:30-3:30pm, Voices for Life Club is hosting the Life Chain on Pineville-Matthews Road in front of our school.”

“We are excited about this opportunity to travel to the Dominican Republic on March 20-27 to serve along with Mustard Seed Ministries.”

“We will also host a mission trip in July 2027 (7/25-7/31) serving with Glenmary Missions, more information to come!”

“We will travel to Hogar Immanuel, a Mustard Seed Communities home near Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic.”

“The Habitat for Humanity club focuses on service opportunities revolving around the construction of houses as well as volunteer work within various restore departments around the Charlotte area.”

“The Global Citizens Club will meet to discuss global events and raise awareness by supporting organizations with fundraising and service grounded in faith and charity.”