Kindergarten through 8th grade classes were taught independently of Catholic Central at the local parish sites.

Students also have the availability to take classes off-campus for dual-credit through PSEO at Clark State Community College and Wittenberg University.

In addition, students can work to receive a diploma from Catholic Central, while learning a specific trade and taking classes at the local Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center.

Various elective classes are also offered on-campus to the high school students throughout the year, including courses in the study of music, business, art, etc.

Students participate in two classes during the semester, both meeting each weekday of the month for three hours, as opposed to the normal fifty minutes.

Upperclassmen students also have the opportunity to complete an independent study and seniors may go on a class trip to Ireland.

While a fund would have made the purchase of the former site of Springfield South High School available for Catholic Central, they eventually declined the offer.

In 2012, however, school officials issued the public announcement of a capital campaign with a long-term vision of the complete consolidation onto the East High Street campus.

The first phase of the project includes a $5 – $6 million investment which would bring more students to the main campus while at the same time reducing the number of sites from three to two.

Phase 2, the new multi-story chapel and elementary school offices addition on the front of the original building was completed in March 2015 with formal dedication by the Archbishop of Cincinnati in April of that year.

Since 2001, Catholic Central High School's athletic teams have participated in the Ohio Heritage Conference (OHC).

There are two categories of inductees: the "Distinguished Hall of Honor" is for alumni who have made significant contributions to their professions and the school, while being active in their community; the "Athletic Hall of Honor" recognizes alumni who have made significant contributions to the school's athletic program.