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We would like to introduce you to a new school leader, who will work enthusiastically to enrich and expand the great academic tradition of our school.

Beginning July 1, 2018, Mr. Stephen Walswick will be the new principal of Central Catholic High School. Mr. Walswick has been a transformational leader in his roles as a teacher and assistant principal. He brings more than 12 years of experience in all-boys Catholic education most recently serving as Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Educational Technology at Servite High School in Anaheim, California. Under his guidance, Central Catholic will continue its rich Catholic Marianist tradition of excellence, both in and outside of the classroom.

Mr. Walswick and his wife Lacey have been married for eight years and are the proud parents of four young children. He and his family are active members of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Placentia, California. Mr. Walswick has served on the Baptismal Team, Stewardship Council, is a Parish Lector, a Minister of Holy Communion, and is a member of the Knights of Columbus. He holds a Master of Arts Degree in Catholic School Administration from Loyola Marymount University, a Master of Arts Degree in Teaching: Secondary Education from Chapman University, and two Bachelor’s Degrees in English Literature and Philosophy (Honors) from Loyola Marymount University. In addition to the LMU School of Education Outstanding Graduate for Catholic School Administration program, Mr. Walswick was named the 2018 Loyola Marymount University School of Education Graduate Student of the Year.

The Walswicks arrived to San Antonio on Friday, June 22 and were greeted by Central Catholic community members who helped them unload the moving truck and get their new home set up. A few members from the Wild Game Dinner committee even brought over some BBQ for them! Together, as a faith-filled Marianist community, we will continue to provide the young men of San Antonio the best opportunity for reaching their full potential.

Please help us welcome The Walswick family to Central Catholic!

On Wednesday, May 23, 131 students in the Class of 2018 attending their final Awards Day at CCHS. The entire school witnessed seniors receiving various academic awards!

In the later morning, the Alumni Association hosted their Spring Senior Luncheon for the Class of 2018. More than 30 alumni congratulated the young men on their upcoming graduation and welcomed them into the distinguished ranks of Central Catholic Alumni.

Senator Menendez '87 served as guest speaker and gave an inspiring speech to the senior class. He shared the importance of recognizing opportunities, how Central Catholic prepared him for his future, and other words of wisdom as the seniors embark on the next chapter of their lives.

The following awards were given:

Mr. Central - Andy Garcia

Mr. GQ - Fashion & Trend Setter: Robert Smith

Mr. Athletic - All-Around Athlete: Austin Vargas

Mr. Humor - Outstanding Wit & Personality: William Baker

Mr. Spirit - School Spirit: Philip Grubbs

Biggest Overall Turnaround: Jake Beck

Tradition Bearer - Central Catholic Family Tradition: Andy Garcia

Mr. Matthew Aragones was voted Most Influential Faculty Member by the Seniors (this is his first year teaching at CCHS)

On Thursday, May 24, the 166th class of graduates from Central Catholic High School made their final appearance as members of the student body as they entered Bill Greehey Arena at St. Mary’s University. Both, the Baccalaureate and Commencement, ceremonies were a time of celebration. The Class of 2018 distinguished its academic power with the impressive number of scholarships and academic awards its members garnished. Overall, the 131 graduates were offered college scholarships totaling more than $19 million. More than 1,200 parents, family members, and friends came to show their support for the graduates Thursday evening

To view electronic versions of our 2018 programs and photos please visit the links below:

2018 Baccalaureate Program • 2018 Commencement Program • Graduation Photos

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