The Catholic High School

Middle School Volleyball Skills Clinic

Middle school volleyball players are invited to attend our Volleyball Skills Clinic this Spring! The clinic is designed for girls at the beginner or intermediate level who are looking to improve their skills, expand their knowledge of the game, and further develop their skills and confidence for future volleyball success.

About Us

In our mission, we recognize that through education the empowerment of women can effect the transformation of our society.

Admissions

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.

Academics

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 proficient in academic and social skills that promote team building and problem solving.

Student Life

Along with extracurricular activities, Catholic High students have many different responsibilities and privileges that are integral components of the Catholic High community.

Athletics

Catholic High is committed to promoting and encouraging young women to participate in interscholastic competition and benefit from the advantages athletic competition can provide.

Events

Visit Catholic High for one or more of our upcoming events. Pre-registration is required for all events. We look forward to seeing you at Catholic High!

Our Community

Starting with the first graduating class in 1943, Catholic High alumnae have continued to let their light shine by going on to become doctors, lawyers, accountants, teachers, mothers, scientists, artists, executives and entrepreneurs, living all over the country and all over the world. More than 12,000 alumnae call Catholic High home, and those women are diverse and dynamic.

Student Life

For Alumnae

For Parents

Catholic High is the place where I met friends and mentors who are always there for you. I know I’ll still be a part of this amazing family after graduating.

— Sofia Schisler '25