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50+ Years
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Catholic High School Education in Melbourne, FL
Established in 1961, Melbourne Central Catholic High School has provided a distinctive Catholic education rooted in the charism of St. Francis of Assisi. Our mission fosters academic, spiritual, and personal growth through rigorous curricula, including 50+ AP and honors courses, and partnerships with Florida Institute of Technology and Barry University. With a 15:1 student-teacher ratio, we prioritize individualized attention while emphasizing faith-based values, community service, and extracurricular engagement.Our graduates consistently achieve 200+ college acceptances annually, supported by 13,000+ service hours dedicated to local and global communities. The school maintains accreditation through academic excellence, spiritual development, and a commitment to forming servant leaders prepared for higher education and life beyond the classroom.
Services
College preparatory education
AP and honors courses
Faith-based curriculum
Community service programs
Co-curricular activities
Details
- Year established: 1961
Highlights and features
- Established in 1961 with a proven legacy of Catholic education
- 50+ AP and honors courses with college partnerships
- 15:1 student-teacher ratio for personalized instruction
- 13,000+ annual service hours in local and global communities
- 45+ co-curricular activities fostering holistic development
What people say
Sense of belonging
Strong community
Academic rigor
Faith-based values
College preparation
Services
College preparatory education
Our college preparatory program combines rigorous academics with spiritual development, offering 50+ AP and honors courses. Students benefit from dual enrollment partnerships with Florida Institute of Technology and Barry University while maintaining a 15:1 student-teacher ratio for personalized instruction. This program consistently achieves 200+ college acceptances annually.
Faith-based curriculum
Rooted in the Franciscan tradition, our faith-based curriculum integrates Catholic values with academic excellence. Students participate in campus ministry, sacramental offerings, and service projects while learning to embody virtues like humility and generosity through class retreats and mission trips to the Dominican Republic.
Co-curricular activities
With 45+ co-curricular activities including 20+ sports teams, honor societies, and performing arts, students develop leadership skills and school spirit. Recent achievements include state championship track teams and FSHAA Academic Team Champions, complementing our academic excellence with holistic development.
Community service programs
Our service programs require 100+ hours of community engagement, exceeding state standards. Students participate in local outreach and international mission trips while accumulating 13,000+ annual service hours. These programs emphasize St. Francis' values of compassion and social responsibility through hands-on learning experiences.
Student support services
We provide comprehensive student support including academic advising, tutoring, and college counseling. Our personalized approach ensures every student receives individual attention through shadow days, mentorship programs, and specialized resources for both advanced learners and those needing additional support.
People
Nicholas Regina
President
Nicholas Regina leads Melbourne Central Catholic with 20+ years of Catholic education leadership, focusing on academic excellence and spiritual growth. He champions community partnerships and Franciscan values while guiding strategic initiatives for student success.
Ed Henry
Principal
Principal Ed Henry oversees academic operations with a commitment to rigorous standards and student development. He manages curriculum innovation, faculty development, and college partnerships while maintaining the school's Catholic identity and educational mission.
Krystle Sandy
Admissions Director
Krystle Sandy manages admissions and outreach, connecting families with MCC's educational opportunities. With 15 years in Catholic education, she facilitates campus visits, shadow programs, and application processes while serving as primary contact for prospective families.
Questions
What makes MCC's education unique?
Our Catholic college preparatory education combines rigorous academics with Franciscan values, offering 50+ AP courses, college partnerships, and 45+ co-curricular activities in a supportive community environment.
Are there financial aid options?
The MCC Fund provides financial support through annual giving programs. Visit our Invest section to learn about scholarship opportunities and tuition assistance for qualifying families.
What extracurricular programs are available?
We offer 45+ co-curricular activities including 20+ sports teams, honor societies, performing arts, and community service programs that develop leadership skills and school spirit.
How does MCC support college preparation?
Our college counseling services, dual enrollment partnerships, and 200+ annual college acceptances ensure students receive comprehensive support for higher education applications and academic transitions.
What community service requirements exist?
Students complete 100+ service hours through local outreach programs and international mission trips, exceeding state requirements while developing social responsibility and leadership skills.
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