Welcome to St. Philip Catholic Central High School
St. Philip Catholic Central High School
is located at:

20 Cherry Street
Battle Creek, MI 49017
269-963-4503

School Email: stp_hs@yahoo.com

Detailed School Calendar:
http://calendar.yahoo.com/stp_hs

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St. Philip Catholic Central High School is dedicated to the individual development of the student academically, socially and spiritually. The commitment of parents, students, staff, community and the Church will result in educated, responsible and faith-filled citizens.

St. Philip students experience a challenging curriculum that surpasses national standards and state requirements. Students graduate with 26 academic credits, accomplished through courses offering four to five years of English, religion, social studies, science, mathematics, and foreign language, as well as electives in fine arts, computer literacy, physical education, and independent study. Students who qualify may also seek specialty classes at the Battle Creek Area Mathematics and Science Center or the Calhoun Area Technology Center.

St. Philip has a 0% drop out rate, and a 100% graduation rate with 98% of our students’ post high school plans including college, technical training or the armed forces. One hundred and fifty-one students were enrolled for the 2000-2001 school year.

Many opportunities for extra-curricular activities and athletics are available through participation in various clubs and “Big Red” sports.

Our high school students collectively provide over 2000 volunteer hours through various services in the community, bearing witness to their motto “Enter to learn ... Leave to serve.”

School Philosophy

We, at St. Philip Catholic Schools, believe in Catholic education, which develops a Catholic Christian attitude for the total person: mind, body, and spirit, through faculty, student and parent cooperative involvement. We believe in providing opportunities for a variety of religious understandings of the Catholic community and an awareness of one’s personal commitment to God, neighbor and self. We believe that St. Philip Catholic School fulfills its role as an extension of the family, the Church and the State, by assisting the adolescent in his/her growth toward full personal maturity. Through the educational process, we foster parent awareness of student progress, teach the basic skills, augment skills of critical and analytical thinking, comprehensive listening, practical applications and the evaluations which are necessary to function in future society as a contributing person. St. Philip offers a quality academic program, but with an added difference. We strive to relate education in the classroom to the values that Christ showed us: love, hope, faith, charity, forgiveness and self-discipline. What the student does in the classroom relates to his/her life as a Christian. The program of academic studies and co-curricular activities functions in a family atmosphere of cooperation, mutual respect, Christian concern, dedication and service among all members of the school community.

We believe...

... Catholic education promotes a Christian way of life.
... in the cooperative involvement of students, parents, and staff.
... learning and self-esteem increase when parents are actively involved in their students’ education.
... our school community is also a family.
... that leadership and learning are everyone’s responsibility.
... that all students can be successful learners.
... in providing an atmosphere conducive to learning.
... in welcoming people of diverse faiths and backgrounds.
... in the development of students’ unique skills and talents.
... in community service as a reflection of our faith.
... in providing a variety of Catholic worship experiences.
... in providing a variety of academic experiences.
... in providing a variety of co-curricular activities.
... in integrating the gospel message into our daily lives.
... in the acceptance of personal responsibility.
... in the importance of good citizenship.
... student government is an active participant in the decision-making process.
... in ongoing staff development.
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