Also in the early 1990s, the school purchased three homes across the street from the campus to use as additional offices. In the fall of 2002, the gymnasium was renovated to install air conditioning, and at that time CHS dedicated a new Health and Physical Education Center with a weight room, a wrestling room, locker rooms for athletes and PE students, and two new classrooms. In 2005, the Brother Gordian Udinsky Science Center, containing updated science labs for biology, chemistry, and physics, a new computer lab, and several classrooms, was dedicated and opened. On October 14, 2020, CHS celebrated the opening of the Brother Donnan Berry, S.C., Student Center. The 32,000 sf, two-story facility features a high-end commercial kitchen and dining for 600 downstairs as well as five classrooms, flexible study spaces, a conference room, and an expansive faculty wing on the second floor. Designed by local architects Tipton Associates, APAC, and Ritter Maher, the Student Center won an AIA Baton Rouge Rose Award for design excellence in August 2021. In January 2021, Catholic High opened its new athletic Strength and Conditioning Center. The goal of the new structure is to provide CHS student-athletes with a second workout location on campus to meet the current demand from the different sports teams. Academics CHS offers 21 AP courses including US History, World History, Calculus, English Literature, Statistics, Psychology, French, and Biology. Athletics Catholic High athletics competes in the LHSAA. Catholic High school offers many sports to its students including football, swimming, wrestling, lacrosse, soccer, bowling, power lifting, ultimate frisbee, baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, tennis, and track and field. Championships Football championships (2) State Championships: 2015, 2021 Notable alumni Fred S. LeBlanc, Class of 1916, former Louisiana attorney general, mayor of Baton Rouge, and judge Carl Weiss, Valedictorian of the Class of 1921, a local doctor and assassin of Huey Long Paul M. Hebert, Class of 1924, Dean of the LSU Law School (now known as the Paul M. Hebert Law Center) P.J. Mills, Class of 1951, former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from Shreveport; former president of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana [citation needed] Gayle Hatch, Class of 1957, head coach for the 2004 USA Men's Olympic Weightlifting Team John Fred, Class of 1959, musician and co-writer of the song "Judy in Disguise" Frank J. Polozola, Class of 1959, United States district court judge John Maginnis, Class