Campion contingent at the 2007 March for Life in Washington DC

Campion's high school curriculum is college preparatory in nature and content. Thus far, 100% of Campion high school graduates have gone on to study at 4-year colleges. Students follow a rigorous Classical core curriculum, which includes:

English: four year core: American Literature, Classics of World Literature, AP English Composition, AP English Literature; these courses prepare interested students to take the AP English Language & Composition and AP English Language & Literature tests in their Junior and Senior years.

Math: four years, from among Algebra, Algebra II, Geometry, Advanced Mathematics, Trigonometry, and Calculus AB

History: four year core: American History, Modern European History, World History, and United States Civics

Sciences: four years, including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Human Anatomy & Physiology

Theology & Philosophy: four years, including Logic, Intro to Philosophy, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and Intro to Theology

Latin: four years, including Introductory Latin, Latin II, Latin Literature, Latin: Vergil; these courses prepare interested students to take the AP Latin Literature and AP Latin: Vergil exams in their Junior and Senior year.

Classical Civilization: four years, weekly afternoon seminar covering Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and the foundation of Christendom

Greek: four years of introductory and intermediate Greek, including Old and New Testament Greek

Speech & Drama: (one day per week, plus scheduled practices) fours years, including Public Speaking and performing plays such as Shakespeare's Twelfth Night (2008)

Studio Art & Art History: four years, including Introduction to the Sacred Arts

Health & Physical Education: two years