Pittsburgh’s Central Catholic High School, coming off a 12-3 season that was good for the eighth spot in the state’s final 2024 High School on SI Poll, has announced its upcoming schedule.

Bloomington Central Catholic High School Assistant Principal Lauren Booth happened to be in Rome when Pope Francis died ...

An eighth grade student at Greensburg Central Catholic Junior-Senior High School in Hempfield was injured after being exposed ...

Pine-Richland and Pittsburgh Central Catholic are just two ... It doesn't matter whether it's high school or college, I think the one thing that we're always striving for is to get that unit ...

The 2024-25 Northwestern Pennsylvania High School Sports Awards, Presented by Sports Medicine at AHN Saint Vincent, is proud to announce player of the year nominees for the winter sports season.

Central High School had chances early in its District 4-5A baseball game against Catholic on Thursday night, but the Wildcats were unable to capitalize. Bears starting pitcher Mills Richardson ...

The 2024-25 Central Ohio High School Sports Awards program is proud to announce athlete of the year nominees for the winter sports season. The winners will be announced during the live show ...

Joseph's Prep will try to complete its quest for a Pennsylvania high ... Pittsburgh Central Catholic, which is scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. ET Saturday, Dec. 7, at Cumberland Valley High School.

especially from high schools with the best talent in the area. James Halter, a Class of 2027 recruit from Pittsburgh Central Catholic, announced that he received an offer from Pitt after a ...

NEWPORT, Ky. (WKRC) - Newport Central Catholic High School has announced a significant renovation project that will transform the school's entrance and main lobby into a secure, modern ...

High school musicians from Seton will all play famous songs from the past few decades. Seton Catholic Central’s band teacher, Keith Alcius, said the show is a once-in-a-lifetime performance.

Members of the Pittsburgh Allderdice High School community are raising concerns about the latest edition of the school newspaper's annual satirical edition, according to Pittsburgh Public Schools.