Fine and Performing Arts
Central Catholic has a legendary history in the fine and performing arts. Many talented students have honed their fine arts skills in the halls of CCHS, and the music department has presented a record 81 consecutive spring musical performances.
For those students who have a special interest in music, a special music major can be obtained. An embossed seal on the diploma will designate this achievement. The requirements are successful completion of five music credits.
The CCHS art department offers everything from art fundamentals to advanced art, as well as detailed courses in design and graphics. For those students who have a special interest in art, a special art major can be earned. The requirements are successful completion of four art credits. An embossed seal on the diploma will designate the achievement.
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