About Us
About Us

Our mission is the formation of Christ-centered young adults who are leaders in their communities, known by their intellectual, practical, ethical and human skills.
Academics
Academics

North Catholic is committed to offering a challenging academic curriculum that encourages students to take ownership of their education, while making direct application to the world beyond the classroom. As a college preparatory school, students are engaged to excel at the highest level.
Admissions
Admissions

North Catholic continues an 85-year legacy of academic excellence rooted in Catholic tradition. We invite you to explore our Admissions pages and see why we are the fastest growing co-ed Catholic school in the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
Student Life
Student Life

Through our various activities offered at NCHS, we are able to cultivate an atmosphere of well-rounded students who are challenged in areas such leadership, exploration, and interest. We encourage students to get involved and use their gifts and talents and make a difference within our school community.
Faith & Service
Faith & Service

We offer many student activities and family faith formation opportunities to manifest our central mission; to help all of our students grow in the skills that will enable them to make manifest the Kingdom of God. All of our faith formation is centered on a lasting relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church.
Athletics
Athletics

NCHS offers a wide array of competitive sports in which our students can participate. Teams compete at freshmen, junior varsity, and varsity levels. Nearly 80% of our students are members of one or more athletic team.

Respect for Life

North Catholic High School teaches respect for all human life, from conception until natural death, and works to preserve and maintain the dignity of the human person. One important way that North Catholic students witness to their belief in the dignity of the human person is by attending the yearly March for Life in Washington, DC. Students leave the day prior to the March in order to pray at the National Basilica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, and then stand in solidarity with all people of goodwill during the march on the National Mall.