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In October 2003, Covington Catholic became the first high school in the Cincinnati area to ban tailgate parties at on-campus sporting events. [15] The campus expanded again in 2010 with the acquisition of 5 acres (2.0 ha) and an adjoining church property with a 20,000-square-foot (1,900 m 2 ) building, [4] now called the Griffin Centre. [14]
The Covington Catholic Cafeteria uses MY SCHOOL BUCKS for lunch payments. Below is information on how to set up a Parent Account to check your son’s lunch account balance and/or to make an online deposit or a deposit using a credit card. Creating an account is easy, go to www.Myschoolbucks.com and click to create an account. Select Diocese of ...
Covington Catholic High School News Questions: Contact Arkie McMahon @ amcmahon@covcath.org Ala carte options available: Buffalo Chicken Wrap, Turkey Sub, PB & J Grab & Go, Yogurt Parfait, Bagged Snacks, Assorted drinks, Rice Krispy Treats, Ice Cream Fridays are meatless. In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of
Covington Catholic High School Menu News Alternate Meal Options Applesauce Cup *Milk and choices of daily fruits and/or vegetables offered with all alternate meal options*Salisbury Hummus Grab n Go -Hummus cup, Tostito’s chips, and cheese stick Fresh Fruit Chef Salad -Large salad with turkey or hardboiled egg, goldfish,Veggie Boat and
It all begins at CovCath. For nearly 100 years, it has been our mission to embrace the gospel message of Jesus Christ in order to educate young men spiritually, academically, physically, and socially. We are an all-male college-prep Catholic high school in the Diocese of Covington, KY. We are a brotherhood of students, teachers, staff, parents ...
On January 18, 2019, a confrontation between groups of political demonstrators took place near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. The interaction between Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann and Native American Nathan Phillips [1] was captured in photos and videos widely disseminated by major media outlets.
For a period of forty years the Brothers were exclusively engaged in conducting the elementary and commercial Boys’ school of St. Joseph Parish. Covington Catholic High School. In 1925, Bishop Howard requested the Brothers of Mary to open a Boys’ Central High School in the City of Covington. The Brothers agreed to undertake the new project.
