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Catholic schools are ready to take on thousands of new students right away, said Jennifer Allmon, director of the Texas Catholic Conference, with 25,000 empty seats statewide and 90% of schools ...

Despite a 15-12 lead after eight minutes, Covington Catholic turned up the defensive pressure and the speed of the game to beat Dixie Heights, 75-36. Donovan Bradshaw paced CovCath in the first ...

CNA Staff, Mar 3, 2025 / 13:20 pm Catholic schools outranked public schools in recently released mathematics and reading test scores for 2024. The Nation’s Report Card by the National Assessment ...

In eighth grade, Catholic schools outpaced public schools by 21 points in math and 20 points in reading. The data is based on mandated standardized testing given between January and March 2024.

In the 1960s, most Catholic school teachers were members of religious orders. Now, many schools have one or two, or no nuns at all.

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Both students promptly reported the incident to school authorities. "They were shaken up but physically well," Messmer Catholic Schools President Jim Piatt said.

When a Catholic school that had been in operation more than 100 years needed help staying open, it decided to work with Partnership Schools. But first, it had to get the pope’s permission.

Jim Piatt, president of Messmer Catholic Schools, said about 70%, or just under 50 teachers, have decided to stay on with Seton. "I'm very happy about the collaboration," Piatt said.