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Central Catholic High School
300 Hampshire Street    
Lawrence, Massachusetts  01841  
   
Private/Independent School
Coed Day 9 12 1200 students
 

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Employer Description
 

A College Preparatory High School of Excellence in the Marist Tradition


Founded by the Marist Brothers in the heart of Lawrence, Massachusetts in 1935, Central Catholic High School (CCHS) enrolls approximately 1,200 students from over 60 cities and towns and four countries. Students come from diverse backgrounds to form a caring community of faith, learning, and service.They advance to college in overwhelming numbers (nearly 100%) and move on to successful careers and positions of leadership in government, business, industry,academia, and professions.  The faculty and staff at CCHS are a diverse group of extraordinary, dedicated, and caring professionals who know their students well and are invested in their academic success and personal growth.

 
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Diversity Mission Statement
 

Central Catholic High School celebrates the identities, gifts, and dignity of all of its members as each enhances the excellence and enriches the traditions of our school.


We seek to uphold anti-racist practices and promote empathetic attitudes to reflect a just and inclusive community.


We condemn thoughts, words, and actions that harm one’s humanity.


We honor the experiences of all individuals and groups, including but not limited to: race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, ability (physical and learning differences), gender, sexual orientation, age, and socioeconomic background.


As a Marist school rooted in God’s love and dedicated to emulating Jesus’ radical ways, we strive to be in solidarity with each other. We share St. Marcellin Champagnat’s belief that “to bring up children properly, we must love them and love them all equally.” Through a commitment to consistent reflection and honest dialogues, we will further educate ourselves as agents of justice and change to ensure a welcoming environment for all who study, work, and visit this institution. 


As one Central family of students, alumni, caretakers, faculty, staff, administrators, and Marist Brothers, we recognize that:

  • • Jesus lives in every person,
  • • growth comes with vulnerability,
  • • everyone holds implicit prejudice and has room to grow,
  • • humility, patience, and accountability are at the core of challenging one’s self and each other,
  • • the commitment to inclusion, diversity, and equity is an ongoing collective and individual effort.