Each program at Manistee Catholic Central Schools, Pre-school thru 12th grade, has special activities and community service projects specific to their classes.

Many of the younger children visit off-campus facilities to enhance lessons being taught within the classroom.  Students in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades visit camps and special workshops devoted to the enhancement of their studies.

Junior High students travel semi-annually to a Washington Workshop Seminar in Washington D.C.  The commitment for the Washington Workshop is made by the students in the sixth grade.  Money is raised for their trip over a two year period.  Students are also expected to raise their own spending money to use while they attend the seminar.

Various volunteer teacher mentors visit the Senior High students, on-campus throughout the school year.  Students in the Junior Class are mentored in economics with “two” being selected to attend a prestigious workshop held by the “Foundation for Teaching Economics” cost free.

Numerous spiritual retreats are held both on and off campus by MCC school Chaplain Father John McCracken.