News

Congratulations to both our JV and Varsity Water Polo teams for playing not only amazing games this weekend, but each also walked away UNDEFEATED and were crowned Ohio Cup CHAMPIONS!

Dear St. Charles Community,

After many months of collaboration with stakeholders from the St. Charles Preparatory Community and the Diocese of Columbus, I am pleased to announce the implementation of a new leadership model at St. Charles to begin the 2024-25 school year that adds a head of school position to lead the administrative team of the principal and vice principals. This model expands the leadership team and modifies the duties of other positions to match the needs of our growing school, while positioning the administration well for future opportunities.

Congratulations to the 119 members of the Class of 2024 who joined the
proud ranks of the Alumni of St. Charles Preparatory School on Friday, May 24th.

Hail, Alma Mater Dear, Loyal Carolians Here!

Special notes about this year's graduates:  

• The Class of 2024 earned a total, four-year scholarship amount of $35,872,345,
• Our 119 graduates will attend 51 different colleges all over the country,
• 96% are attending a four-year college,
• 1% are attending a two-year college,
•  The remaining graduates are taking a gap year, entering the military, attending the Columbus Fire Academy, or still making their final college selection.
• Total number of service hours contributed by graduate class: 7,500!
• 13 were recognized by the National Merit/College Board. Four seniors (John Bryner, Malcolm D'Souza. Andrew Ferris, and William Malerich) became National Merit Finalists, and two (Jacob Maier and Matthew Weyer) were named Semifinalists. Seven seniors (William Bratt, James Graff, Lucas Klingele, Andrew Kane, Christopher Lee, Dillon Miller, and Brogan Rogers) were named National Merit Commended Scholars. 

• Malcolm D'Souza earned an Eminence Scholarship to The Ohio State University (full tuition, room, board).
• Malcolm D'Souza, Abrem Igwebuike, Syrus Klein, and Maxi Ortiz were named Morrill Scholars by The Ohio State University (full tuition).
• Julius Feibel was named a Clemson Lyceum Scholar ($10,000 per year; given to only 10 students per class).
• William Malerich and John Bryner earned National Merit Scholarships to the University of Alabama. 

• Garrett Hoffman received and accepted an appointment from the United States Merchant Marine Academy. 

•  Brogan Rogers is attending Yale on the ROTC scholarship. 

• Louis Fabro was awarded The Chick Evans Scholarship for Caddies (full tuition, room, board) to Miami (OH) University. 

• Luke Delius is taking a gap year to study languages at Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages in Taiwan before moving on to Middlebury College the following year.

More than 70 guests visited campus June 12th for the school's annual Platinum Reunion.

Congratulations to the St. Charles volleyball team on an incredible season (24-3)!

The CCL champion Cardinals swept tournament matches (winning three sets to zero) against both rival St. Francis DeSales (regional finals) and Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary (state semifinals) before losing to Cincinnati McNicholas in a five-set marathon in the Division II state finals.

St. Charles Hockey Head Coach Danny Greiner has been named Hockey Coach of the Year by the Columbus Dispatch.

On Thursday, April 4, St. Charles announced that Anthony Colucci had been selected as the football program's  new varsity coach.

He was introduces to members of the team in the afternoon and met with parents and other members of the SC community that evening in the campus Theater's Cavello Center.

To read more about Coach Colucci, his background and outlook on the program, we invite you to click HERE to read the story by Frank DiRenna posted on the Columbus Dispatch's webpage.

With a 4-2 win over defending Division I state champion Olentangy Liberty in the regional finals, the St. Charles Hockey Team has advanced to the its first state tournament since 2014!

The Cardinals (24-11-3-1) will play Hunting Valley University School, last year’s state runner-up, in a semifinal at 4 p.m. Friday at Nationwide Arena. The winner will face Toledo St. Francis or Cleveland St. Ignatius for the title at 1 p.m. Sunday, March 10, at Nationwide Arena.