The mission of Tuscarawas Central Catholic Jr/Sr High School is to challenge our students academically, socially, and spiritually to be productive, nurturing Christian citizens in a diverse, global society.

 
Central Catholic is open to all area students, regardless of faith or economic status. Financial Assistance programs are available. Tuition assistance programs are available.
 
Parents and students are invited to make an appointment to visit the school at anytime.

AFFORDABLE.  OPEN TO ALL.  Be a Saint!

March 12, 2020
The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools will be in session as usual Friday, March 13.

The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools will be closed for three weeks beginning Monday, March 16.   We are taking this action out of an abundance of caution and concern for the health, safety, and well-being of the community.

Students must take home their books, notebooks, and supplies at the end of the day Friday, March 13.    Teachers will have assignments for the students to complete during the break.   Teachers will be able to communicate with parents and students through email and/or PlusPortals about assignments and work assigned during the break. These assignments are mandatory. 

Although no classes will be held, the school will be open Monday, March 16 from 7:30 to 3:00 pm if students need to pick-up books and assignments or speak to their teacher.   After Monday the 16th, the building will be closed to all students, parents, and visitors. 

There will be no practices or student use of the school facilities during this time.

We are currently scheduled to return to school Monday April 6.   Students should plan to return all assignments at that time.  We will have school April 6 through April 9.  We will be off on Good Friday, April 10 and Easter Monday, April 13.   CLASSES WILL RESUME TUESDAY, APRIL 14. This is a change from our original school schedule. 

We are a strong community of faith.  We again ask for your prayers for those who are already impacted by this virus; those who may become infected, especially those at most risk; and for the dedication and skill of all of our health professionals working to keep us safe. 

A letter from Adam Dufault, Superintendent of Schools, is linked.