| Enrollment: |
Class of 2013: 114
Class of 2012: 119
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Class of 2011: 143
Class of 2010: 151
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| Curriculum: |
Comprehensive, college preparatory, business, fine arts, consumer science, industrial arts, computer science
The Post-Secondary Education Options (PSEO) program allows students who qualify to take classes in various subjects at participating colleges.
Learning Disabilities Program
Honors and AP classes |
| Graduation Requirements: |
25 Credits are presently required for graduation |
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Religion 4.0
English 4.0
Soc. Studies 3.5
Math 3.0
Computer Science 0.5 |
Science 3.0
Health 0.5
Phys. Ed 0.5
Fine Arts 1.0
Electives 5.0
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| Grading: |
A+ = 98-100% (4.3 Pts)
A = 95-97 (4.0)
A- = 93-94 (3.7)
B+ = 90-92 (3.3)
B = 87-89 (3.0)
B- = 85-86 (2.7) |
C+ = 82-84% (2.3 Pts)
C = 78-81 (2.0)
C- = 75-77 (1.7)
D+ = 73-74 (1.3)
D = 71-72 (1.0)
D- = 70 (0.7)
F = 0-69 (0.0)
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Honor/
AP Courses: |
Indicated by H/AP on transcript; weighted an additional 1.0 quality point. (AP Courses - History, Chemistry, Calculus, English, & Spanish)
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| G.P.A. / Class Rank: |
Grade Point Average, determined at the end of each semester, is computed by dividing total quality points by the total credits attempted. The grading scale is based on a 4.0 weighted scale.
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| OGT Class of 2011 |
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% Passed |
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Reading |
99% |
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Math |
97% |
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Writing |
100% |
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Science |
95% |
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Social Studies |
95% | |
Click here to see how Elyria Catholic students ranked compared to other schools in the area.
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| Graduates: |
100% of recent graduates are currently enrolled in college. 80% are enrolled in a 4 year college, while 20% are enrolled in community college with many continuing their education at a 4 year college or university. 1% are undecided. Students enrolled in the LD program at EC are included in all calculations relating to graduation statistics.
Through academic preparation, individual direction, and faculty recommendations, our graduates move into the future with the confidence to succeed. The 2009 graduates were offered more than $5,629,000 in grants and scholarships from the academic institutions they applied to last year.
Listed below are some of the colleges and universities which Elyria Catholic graduates have been accepted and attended over the past few years.
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Air Force Academy
American University
Arizona State University
Ashland University
Auburn University
Baldwin-Wallace College
Boston University
Butler University
Carnegie Mellon Unviersity
Case Western University
Cornell University
Dayton University
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Denison College
Emory University
Gannon University
Heidelberg College
John Carroll University
Kent State
Loyola University
Macalester College
Mercyhurst College
Miami University
Ohio University
The Ohio State University
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Princeton University
Pittsburgh Art Institute
Purdue University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Seton Hill University
Stanford University
Tiffin University
Xavier University
University of Notre Dame
University of Toledo |
Academic Excellence
Elyria Catholic High School places great emphasis on academic excellence. As a recipient of the Blue Ribbon School of Excellence Award, along with accreditation by the North Central Association, we continually strive to raise our standards of excellence. In order to recognize students who excel academically, several honors (based on a 4.0 GPA system) have been established.
Academic Honors
First Honors 3.9 or above
Second Honors 3.4 ~ 3.9
Third Honors 3.0 ~ 3.3
Academic excellence is also recognized via Academic Letters, a Student of the Month program, membership in the National Honor Society, an annual Academic Dinner, and the presentation of Academic Gold Cords and the Valedictorian / Salutatorian at commencement.
At Elyria Catholic High School, we recognize the value of small class sizes and the importance of the teacher / student relationship. We offer a 14 to 1 student / teacher ratio and an average of 24 students per classroom. This gives our faculty the ability to provide students the individual attention they deserve.
The faculty and administrative staff at Elyria Catholic High School consist of more than 50 men and women dedicated to Catholic education. Their strong belief in professionalism is evident as all of the faculty members hold a Bachelor degree and 50% have a Master degree. The faculty at Elyria Catholic High School has an average of 12 years teaching experience. They have dedicated their lives to preparing tomorrow's leaders with the knowledge, moral character, and faith in God that is essential to lifelong success.
The comprehensive curriculum at Elyria Catholic High School includes both AP and Honors courses, as well as a Learning Disabilities Program that focuses on preparing students for college. We also offer students the option of earning college credit while in high school through participation in the Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) program.
Panther Traditions
When asked to describe Elyria Catholic in one word, many respond with "TRADITION." Our tradition sets us apart from all other schools. It makes us unique in the memory of those who have been and those who are yet to be part of the Elyria Catholic TRADITION.
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Academic Dinner
Alumni Homecoming Celebration
Ambassador Program
Band & Choir Concerts
Blanket Drive
Blood Drive
Car Raffle
The Challenge
Community Service
Daily Eucharistic Service
Drama Productions
ECHO
EC Pride Days
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Freshmen Picnic
Honors & Awards Assembly
Junior Recognition Ceremony
Junior / Senior Prom
NHS Induction
New School Year Liturgy
Panther Pride Days
Retreats
Senior / Parent Brunch
Spirit Week
Student / Faculty Basketball Game
Student Senate
Thanksgiving Food Drive
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