Seven students from Carroll’s basketball teams have been named to WCAC All-Conference Teams. Selections were made by the coaches in the WCAC.
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Thanks to a partnership with the Greater DC Chapter of the Villanova Alumni Association, students in Carroll’s Augustine Scholars Program are benefiting from one-on-one support from mentors. The Villanova Mentor Program matches Villanova alumni and/or parents of current university students with students in the Augustine Scholars Program.
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Carroll is pleased to welcome four new members to its 2014-2015 Board of Directors. Each exemplifies outstanding leadership and dedication in championing student achievement at Carroll and beyond.
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The administration of Archbishop Carroll High School — including President Beth Blaufuss, Athletic Director Torrance Hill, Vice President for Advancement Mark Savercool, and other members of the school’s leadership — have shared a vision for moving Carroll’s sports programs forward.
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This school year Archbishop Carroll teachers have begun training on cooperative learning strategies that focus on student engagement, known as Kagan Structures. While students were sleeping in on President's Day, our teachers came to school for the third installment of a professional development workshop focused on these learning strategies.
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Room 325 is where social justice began at Carroll. It’s the classroom once occupied by Mr. Robert Hoderny, one of Carroll’s most legendary teachers. Although his life was tragically cut short in 1996, his spirit lives on at Carroll in many ways — from the social justice course to the annual food drive to soup kitchen volunteer service.
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Linpu “Bill” Zhang arrived on campus in mid-January eager to begin the semester at Carroll. A native of Zhengzhou in the Henan Province of China, Bill is the first student in our new international exchange program for Asian students.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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