Melbourne Central Catholic High School

100 East Florida Avenue

Melbourne, FL 32901

14 Reviews

School District
Grade

9-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by student on July 04, 2021

MCC has provided me with a community filled with friendship, academics, and faith. MCC has a wide variety of leadership opportunities that I have been able to participate in such as Student Government/Council and Green and Gold School Ambassadors. Also, the teachers at MCC strive to ensure that each student receives an excellent education and always support the students in their endeavors.
Submitted by other on May 27, 2021

Our first year at MCC has been a wonderful experience! The teachers provide the right amount of structure and guidance, and I am impressed by their feedback and overall communication. Most importantly, academics are held high and I know my daughter is receiving a quality education.
Submitted by parent on April 19, 2021

MCC has a wonderful community and wonderful educators. My children received a strong academic foundation and a strong faith formation from Melbourne Central Catholic. The educators are very caring and have a vested interest in every child. My children are thriving at their universities and I truly believe it is from the foundation of a well rounded education.
Submitted by student on March 25, 2021

The past four years at Melbourne Central Catholic (MCC) have truly been a blessing to me. There is a common misconception that small schools do not offer the true high school experience, but I can attest to the opposite. The close, tight-knit community at MCC is academically competitive, spiritually nourishing, and mentally stimulating. The faculty and staff are clearly committed to the instruction and improvement of the student body, and are adaptable to the needs of their students, especially in this pandemic. Most importantly, the relationships I have cultivated with my teachers and counselors, as well as my academic progress and involvement in a myriad of extracurricular activities, helped to guide me in my college applications and now prepare me for the next level of education. Thank you MCC, and Go Hustlers!
Submitted by other on March 17, 2021

As an alumna of MCC, I have been prepared spiritually and professionally. I experienced excellence in academics, athletics, and faith-based service opportunities. Teachers and staff were committed to helping me succeed, and I am incredibly thankful for my time at MCC.
Submitted by student on February 16, 2021

I transferred my sophomore year of high school into a private school where I had to wear a uniform, go to mass and do a lot of things that I wasn’t familiar with. Right now I am currently a senior at Melbourne Central Catholic and I am proud to say it. I think we can all agree that no school is perfect, but I don’t know where I would be right now if I didn’t go here. I believe that the friendships that I have made, the teachers that I have met, the coaches that have helped me along will always be in my heart. If you want to be a part of a family that cares about one another, helps one another, then you have come to the right place here at Melbourne Central Catholic High school.-Thank you
Submitted by parent on January 08, 2021

I am a parent of two Melbourne Central Catholic graduates. The education and life-lessons my children received from this school are priceless. The teachers and administration are caring and highly qualified I highly recommend this school to any family that is seeking a unique and special experience for their teenager. Go Hustlers!
Submitted by parent on October 19, 2020

MCC continues to improve as a quality Catholic school as is evident with each graduating class. This school prides itself, and rightly so, on developing the spiritual growth of each student while preparing him/her for the rigors of life beyond MCC. They do this by working collectively as a faculty and with parents to meet the individual needs of each student. They truly believe it takes a village to raise a child to become a confident, upstanding young adult. Thank you, MCC!
Submitted by parent on October 17, 2020

My son's experience at the school was excellent. He received an excellent education, with the opportunity to take many advanced classes. He completed 12 AP classes while in High School, and got accepted into his dream school -- Notre Dame! He also had the opportunity to play a variety of sports.
Submitted by parent on May 07, 2020

Excellent experience all 4years. My child felt comfortable going to faculty for assistance. I believe the retreats they have organized gave my child positive experiences, raising awareness of the career path to study, and is prepared for college and is extremely confident.
Submitted by parent on November 15, 2014

We could not be happier with the academics, teachers and staff. I shall definitely be sending the rest of my children through MCC.
Submitted by parent on May 29, 2014

We just finished our first year at MCC and I couldn't be happier. The academics and college preparation this school offers is wonderful and the staff is very involved and works hard to keep the kids on track. It is a smaller school than most public schools so it doesn't offer as many extra curriculars and fun after school activities but not so small that it feels like it is lacking. The education my son is receiving I believe is above average and he is very happy here.
Submitted by other on May 10, 2012

The school is seemingly amazing when I first looked at it but almost everything the school shows is just a facade. The moral values of the students is low, the classes don't challenge enough, most "clubs" are nonexistent, and it is very questionable where the tuition money goes. Of the positives in this school though are the how caring some of the teachers are, some of the sports are great (girls soccer and basketball and boys baseball), and how much they prep students for the SAT. Overall though the school was very disappointing to me.
Submitted by parent on April 19, 2012

This school has fallen in its religious and moral values and is not the calibur it once was. The favoritism and clinques still exist very strongly and the AP classes do not teach the student how to learn the material and past the tests resulting in a lack of credits for college. The cost of tuition of the school does not in the academic results that a student could recive in a public school.