Great Falls Central Catholic High School is a

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. It is one of three Catholic high schools in the

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Background

Great Falls Central Catholic was originally established in 1951 from a merger of St. Mary's High School, the Ursuline Academy for Girls and St. Thomas Home boarding school. It closed in 1973 and the building was sold to the Great Falls Public Schools. The school was reestablished at the

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in 2001. It moved to its current location when it was built in 2008.

Notes and references

Catholic secondary schools in Montana Educational institutions established in 2001 School buildings completed in 2008 Buildings and structures in Great Falls, Montana Schools in Cascade County, Montana 2001 establishments in Montana Roman Catholic Diocese of Great Falls–Billings {{Montana-school-stub