On January 24th, the Fort Belvoir Knights of Columbus hosted their annual Spaghetti Dinner in support of Archbishop Carroll. Over 250 people were treated to a delicious meal and asked to make donations toward the tuition assistance program at Carroll.
Read More »

Dr. James Watts, who joined the faculty in January, wants students who take his class to think critically, especially about things that may appear to be true. As a forensic science teacher, he hopes his class sparks their interest in science and fuels a lifelong curiosity.
Read More »

January 25 – 31 was National Catholic Schools Week, an annual celebration of Catholic education in the United States. Our student leaders organized a lot of fun activities, including group service projects, fundraising drives, pep rallies, dress down days, contests, and quiet moments to reflect and pray.
Read More »

Archbishop Carroll rolled out its new peer tutoring program shortly before mid-term exams last December, and the impact has been impressive thus far. The program pairs students who excel in a particular subject area with students who request extra assistance, with the aim of addressing students’ individual academic needs by utilizing peer-to-peer support.
Read More »

Robert Harris, Jr. ‘91 has returned home to coach the Lions! He recently shared his vision for the football program and provided us with insight into his background, coaching style and most memorable experiences as a Carroll student athlete.
Read More »

Robert Harris, Jr. has been named the head football coach at Archbishop Carroll High School, following interest from over 40 candidates.
Read More »

Carroll alumnus and board member Shawn Hendon ’69 received the 75th Anniversary Medal from the Archdiocese of Washington at a special mass and ceremony on Dec. 5th.
Read More »

On January 7th and 8th, Archbishop Carroll welcomed National Symphony Orchestra members and other guest musicians to Carroll for three special in-school performances. The events were part of this year's NSO in Your Neighborhood: Brookland to NoMA, a week-long initiative presented by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which brought free chamber music and orchestral concerts to neighborhoods throughout Washington, DC – from Brookland to NoMa.
Read More »

On January 8th, Carroll graduates and former teachers returned to Carroll for two special events: Young Alumni Return Day (YARD) and our inaugural International Baccalaureate (IB) Banquet...
Read More »

The Class of ‘62 had just wrapped up an amazing 50th year reunion weekend in the fall of 2012 when two Carroll classmates, John Foster and Joe Gerber, had an idea.
Read More »