Nine months later, every dollar and cent still counts in the Asheville area's continued recovery from Hurricane Helene. 

Mason Plumlee '09 considers this a second home as he led Christ School to state basketball championships as a sophomore, junior, and senior. Mason put his money where his heart is Wednesday, making a donation of $20,000 to ReGroup Western North Carolina, an organization that formed after Helene to help restore homes, provide essential supplies, and support families as they rebuild their lives. 

Capable leadership becomes second nature to certain Greenies by the time seniority allows for a greater voice in the dorms and beyond. 

As Christ School turns the page to 2025-26, there is community-wide confidence in knowing that these Senior Leaders were chosen for next year through our traditional Tapping ceremony in St. Joseph’s Chapel. 

EUGENE, Ore. - Rocky Hansen ’23 never disappointed on the biggest stages in high school, a clutch gene that has followed him to college. 

Tune in Sunday!

Dr. Spenser Simrill and 14 students from Christ School traveled to York County, South Carolina in May to film this special for CNN.

One more look back at Christ School's Class of 2025, with the recent news that Brody Ballard '25 will attend Clemson University and with updated statistics for this special group of Greenies from our College Guidance Office. 

It’s been a good – make that great – two months of golf for Jamal Hutchison ‘23. 

The Christ School alumnus will be part of the field for the 65th North Carolina Amateur after shooting 1-over 73 Tuesday at a qualifier in Mooresville. This advances him to next week’s tournament, scheduled for June 11-14 at The Cardinal by Pete Dye in Greensboro.  

Asheville native son Thomas Wolfe gets credit for the expression, “You can’t go home again.” The famed author never spoke for Dr. Thomas Benjamin Curtis P’81, P’88.

ASHEVILLE – A modern-day dynasty too great to deny. 

Months later, Christ School basketball’s third consecutive state championship season and ninth overall since 2005 is still being rewarded. 

It's not something in the water, it goes deeper than that.  

The Academic Office is pleased to share that more than 200 boys made either the Head of School High Honor Roll or Honor Roll for the 2025 Spring semester. 

A testament to our past 125 years and an affirmation of the path forward. 

Christ School has been rated the No. 1 private high school in the Asheville metro area by the aggregate media website, Stacker, which provides content to news organizations around the country. The post declaring our No. 1 rating was first shared Thursday by Charlotte’s WSOC-TV

Better than reality TV, many Greenies got to know Kyle Fraser in person from 2016 to 2018. 

The former Christ School faculty member had a sizable cheering section watching from home Wednesday night as he won the 48th season of Survivor on CBS, which includes a $1 million cash prize.  

Every Christ School graduation ends with hugs between the departing seniors and the faculty. Those embraces were understandably a little more prolonged than usual at Sunday morning’s 125th Commencement. 

It’s one thing to adopt a slogan, put it on t-shirts, even hand out a L.N.D. chain after every win. It’s another to show up and Leave No Doubt like Christ School did Saturday at Durham Academy. 

CHARLOTTE – Find someone who had the foresight to see Dawson Thompson ’25 becoming a state-championship thrower back in 2019. They’d be lying. 

CHARLOTTE - Something else to count down to this weekend along with graduation, presented by the heroes of yesterday’s Queen City Miracle at Charlotte Country Day.

As a senior, you have heard the Angelus ring hundreds, maybe thousands of times before. But never like this. The bell will toll exactly 125 times Sunday at 10:15 a.m., once for every year that Christ School has been in operation. 

The right kind of déjà vu.

Parker Abernethy ‘28 and Christ School put an end to Cannon School’s reign over NCISAA Division I lacrosse on Friday. 

The Cougars will not be state champions for the fourth year in a row, not after losing to the Greenies by the same exact score as their March 4 meeting in the regular season, 7-6. 

Olga Mahoney P’20 called everyone in Friday morning’s assembly her “favorite people in the world,” and the feeling could not be more mutual. 

The Christ School community will greatly miss her leadership and presence, and wish Mrs. Mahoney well in retirement, along with her family, Kevin, Michael ’20, and Alexandra. 

Announcing the Spring Sports 2025 All-Academic Team!