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	Catholic Central Schools - catholic school, catholic elementary school, inner-city school, Buffalo, East Side, WNY, ...
		The Middle School Program at Catholic Central School is modeled on the Jesuit-based Nativity Network, which opened its first school in 1971 on the Lower East Side of New York City for students who could not afford private school education.
		Today, the Nativity schools have joined with the Lasallian San Miquel schools in a network (www.nativitymiguelschools.org) of more than 50 private, independent Catholic schools nationwide.
		An essential component of the Nativity school model is the support it offers to the graduates as they continue their education through high school and into post-secondary education.
	www.catholiccentralschool.com (291 words)

	Catholic school - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Catholic schools are educational ministries of the Roman Catholic Church.
		These schools aim to develop their students through participation in the sacramental life of the Church, study of religion and theology, a full curriculum in secular subjects, and a variety of extra-curricular activities.
		Catholic schools, on the other hand, incorporated preparatory courses for the Sacraments into the curriculum, celebrated Mass on major feast days, organized retreats and promoted prayer at the beginning of the school day and before meals.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Catholic_school (750 words)

	The Protective Mission of the Catholic School
		Catholic schools are not unaware of the need to educate children in the ordinary sense of the word, and current test scores for scholastic achievement show (lest anyone doubt) that they fulfill this obligation admirably.
		Catholic schools are openly committed to teaching, along with academic subjects, religious truths and values that they want their students to integrate into their daily lives.
		Catholic schools want their students not just to be educated but to be holy; they want their students not just to be successful but to be saved.
	www.catholic.net /rcc/Periodicals/Faith/7-8-98/EDUCATION.html (989 words)

	The Catholic School
		She establishes her own schools because she considers them as a privileged means of promoting the formation of the whole man, since the school is a centre in which a specific concept of the world, of man, and of history is developed and conveyed.
		It is, in fact, through the school that she participates in the dialogue of culture with her own positive contribution to the cause of the total formation of man. The absence of the Catholic school would be a great loss(12) for civilisation and for the natural and supernatural destiny of man.
		Catholic teachers who freely accept posts in schools, which have a distinctive character, are obliged to respect that character and give their active support to it under the direction of those responsible.
	www.vatican.va /roman_curia/congregations/ccatheduc/documents/rc_con_ccatheduc_doc_19770319_catholic-school_en.html (8567 words)

	St. Rita Catholic School (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Catholic values are emphasized by empowering staff and students to extend Christianity beyond the school and into the community.
		The school in cooperation and partnership with parents/guardians and in the context of the Catholic community, strives to assist the student to relate faith and Gospel teachings to all aspects of human knowledge and life.
		The school's curricular focus is student-centered with a continuous progress emphasis that reverences the dignity of the student and serves the individual's developmental growth needs.
	www.stritarockford.org /school.htm (3309 words)

	Catholic School Management
		In her research article in the September, 1999 issue of NCEA Notes, Sister Mary Peter Traviss, OP, Director of the Institute for Catholic Educational Leadership at the University of San Francisco, states that, “Catholic schools are in a personnel crisis.
		Catholic schools need desperately to expand their funding base, especially in terms of increased programs of annual giving and endowment growth.
		In addition to enrolling record numbers of Catholic school administrators, this year’s evaluations were the most positive ever with overall evaluations averaging 4.6 on scale of 1 to 5.
	www.catholicschoolmgmt.com /publications/otm/1999/otm1999_09.htm (755 words)

	The Catholic School Advantage
		Catholic High School students attend post-secondary education at a rate in excess of 80% and are more likely to complete their program of studies.
		Catholic Schools strive to create a special bond among the students, the home, the school, and the church, so that all share the strong sense of community.
		Catholic School faculty members are fully qualified professionals committed to bringing out the best in their students as they grow in knowledge, skills, and values.
	www.rcan.org /schools/advantage.html (807 words)

	In Defense of Catholic School (This Rock: January 2005)
		I have become extremely tired of the dinner-party trend in which the conversation gets around to how dreadful Catholic priests are, how oppressive the Church is, and—most popular of all—how oppressive life was at a Catholic school and how cruel the nuns were.
		It’s all the more absurd because (in Britain at any rate) Catholic schools are popular and oversubscribed with parents struggling to have their children accepted, often fibbing about Mass attendance or giving false addresses (grandparents’ homes or houses belonging to other relatives) in order to fall within the attachment areas of a popular parish school.
		But my concern is to empower Catholics into setting the human record straight about the actual achievements of old-style convent schools and the benefits they gave to the girls they educated.
	www.catholic.com /thisrock/2005/0501fea5.asp (1563 words)

	Catholic School
		Regulations require that parents must provide a written note explaining the absence of their student from school to the classroom teacher (this can be brought to school when the student returns).
		During school hours all visitors to the school, including parents and family members, are required to “sign-in” in the blue Visitor’s book and collect a Visitor’s Badge at reception.
		School fees and levies are set by the parish, the school accountant and the principal according to the total expenses which will be incurred.
	www.clairvaux.melb.catholic.edu.au /parentinfo/parentinfo.htm (2663 words)

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		The Catholic School advantage is reflected in the philosophy that permeates the total education program and the lives of the faculty and students.
		A Catholic School recognizes the parents and family as primary educators and joins with them to form a living community of shared visions.
		Catholic Schools are committed to the development of the whole student.
	www.njcatholicschools.org /Advantage.html (1082 words)

	SingaporeMoms - Parenting Encyclopedia - Catholic school (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Catholic schools are educational facilities administered by Roman Catholic board of education.
		In Canada, Catholic school are referred to as 'separate schools', but they are funded by tax dollars from residents who request that their school tax be directed from public to separate schools.
		Religion is included in the learning experience and at some schools, uniforms are part of the requirement for students attending their schools.
	www.singaporemoms.com /parenting/Catholic_school (93 words)

	Seton Catholic School Religious Education
		The mission of Seton Catholic School is the religious and academic formation of students in preparation for their lives as productive Catholic adults.
		Seton Catholic School gladly accepts the challenge to work with parents in providing quality Catholic education for these children and all the children of Moline.
		No student shall be refused admission to Catholic schools on the basis of race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin.
	www.setonschool.com /values (728 words)

	St. Francis de Sales School - Home Page
		Francis de Sales School is committed to creating a loving and caring Catholic community where teaching and learning supports all children in becoming the best they can be in mind, body, and spirit.
		Catholic theology recognizes parents as being primarily responsible for the education of their children.
		Therefore, collaboration between the family, school, and parish staff is essential to the success of each child and to the success of the overall St. Francis de Sales community.
	www.cdeducation.org /schools/dse (201 words)

	St. Joseph Regional Catholic School
		Individuals who are interested in becoming a school volunteer must complete a Volunteer Application, which is sent in the summer mailing or can be obtained from the front office.
		The school needs to know who is in the school at all times in case of fire emergency evacuation.
		If you completed an application and submitted it at the be beginning of the school year, a Community Council representative will contact you in September or if you volunteered for a specific event, you may receive a call before the event.
	www.catholic-church.org /sjrcs/volunteering.html (203 words)

	Loyola University Chicago: Center for Catholic School Effectiveness
		CCSE works with Catholic elementary and secondary schools in the Archdiocese of Chicago, and around the country and the world, offering a range of professional development and instructional leadership programs and services to schools, networks of schools, dioceses and religious congregations.
		Established in August, 2003, CCSE works to address the needs of Catholic and faith-based schools in the areas of curriculum and instruction, assessment, instructional leadership, and school effectiveness within the context of mission and core values.
		The Center for Catholic School Effectiveness is committed to enhancing the academic and spiritual mission of Catholic schools through the development and support of instructional leaders.
	www.luc.edu /schools/education/ccse (879 words)

	St Johns Catholic School (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saint John Catholic School serves the Catholic Community of St. John parish in the North Charleston and outlying areas.
		In addition, Saint John Catholic School welcomes all others who are interested in a Christian education, regardless of sex, race, creed, and National or ethnic origins.
		In these cases, each situation will be evaluated in accordance with these two criteria: the educational standards of the school, and the school's ability to provide the service.
	www.catholic-doc.org /stjohnschool/admision.htm (231 words)

	Catholic School For Me
		Catholic School For Me is soliciting donations for its independent feasibility study.
		Catholic School For Me seeks to promote enrollment at schools that provide an education based upon sound Roman Catholic traditions and tenets.
		To establish a Catholic High School in Southern Madison County, Illinois, to primarily serve Collinsville, Edwardsville, Maryville, Glen Carbon, Troy, Granite City, Highland, and surrounding areas.
	www.catholicschool4me.com (639 words)

	Global Catholic News - Catholic School Kids Hurt by Katrina Need Aid, Panel Hears
		WASHINGTON, D.C., SEPT. 22, 2005 (Zenit.org).- Catholic school children affected by Hurricane Katrina need help to continue their schooling, the superintendent of schools of the Baton Rouge Diocese told a U.S. Senate subcommittee.
		Families need these certificates to reimburse schools for expenses they have accrued and will continue to accrue, she told the Senate panel today.
		In the Diocese of Baton Rouge, Catholic school enrollment increased by almost 25% due to Hurricane Katrina, she said.
	www.catholic.net /global_catholic_news/template_news.phtml?news_id=76994&channel_id=2 (439 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: School of Iona
		Adamnan, after Columba himself the brightest ornament of the School of Iona, in his "Life" of the founder, makes explicit references to the tabulae, waxen tablets for writing; to the pens and styles, graphia and calami, and to the ink-horn, cornicula atramenti, to be found in the scriptorium.
		Columba was certainly a most accomplished scribe if the "Book of Kells" be his own work, and he was engaged in copying one of the psalms when, overtaken by mortal illness, he directed his nephew Baithen to write the rest.
		And we are told, too, that Baithen during his brief abbacy of three years in succession to Columba was, like his master engaged in "writing, praying and teaching up to the hour of his happy death".
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08090a.htm (1147 words)

	Halton Catholic District School Board
		Eligible Catholic school supporters in Burlington's Wards 1 and 2 are encouraged to exercise their right to vote at one of the following locations for the Catholic School Trustee By-Election on Monday, November 26, 2007 (10:00 a.m.
		Halton Region is advising residents that influenza (flu) clinics will start in our Board's schools on November 1, 2007.
		Catholic Board News - Fall 2007, provides a quick and valuable reference guide to the 2006-2010 Halton Catholic District School Board.
	www.haltonrc.edu.on.ca (403 words)

	About Us - St. Joseph's Catholic School
		Joseph's Catholic School is a private, Roman Catholic co-educational college-preparatory school located in Greenville, SC.
		Founded in 1993 in response to the need for Catholic secondary education in Upstate South Carolina, the school has rapidly expanded its enrollment, facilities, and programs since that time.
		The school offers a traditional, college preparatory, liberal arts curriculum, including the arts, the humanities, the sciences, and a complete program of Catholic theology.
	www.sjcatholicschool.org /about (168 words)

	Catholic High School Honor Roll
		The purpose of the Honor Roll is to recognize and encourage excellence in Catholic secondary education.
		Despite the many challenges in Catholic secondary education, those schools that face these struggles with excellence and integrity deserve to be recognized.
		The primary goal of the Honor Roll is to encourage schools to educate students as effectively as possible, in a way that integrates Catholic faith and prepares students for active engagement with the world.
	www.chshonor.org (355 words)

	Catholic Online - Breaking News, World, U.S., Catholic, Diocese & Video News
		Catholic Online Video is a place for people from all over the world to find news and information on topics that interest them.
		Catholic Encyclopedia, the most comprehensive resource on Catholic teaching, history, and information ever gathered in all of human history.
		Illinois Catholic high school students respond to fellow students’ tragic deaths with prayer, compassion
	www.catholic.org (1090 words)

	Catholic School Locator - Catholic Diocese of Austin Texas
		To see a list of schools in a particular city, select a city name from the first dropdown box.
		You may also search for schools by name by selecting a name from the dropdown box in the second section.
		Materials may be freely copied and distributed by parishes, schools and other organizations under the auspices of the Austin Diocese, subject to inclusion of the copyright notice and our web site address.
	austindiocese.org /schools.php (160 words)

	St. James the Apostle Catholic School
		James the Apostle School is committed to serve its students and their families by providing a quality Catholic education.
		Be it known to all who enter here, that Jesus the Christ is the reason for this school.
		James the Apostle Catholic School is fully accredited by the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department, under the guidelines of the Texas Education Agency (TEA).
	www.stjamescatholicschool.org (321 words)

	Catholic School Pinellas :: Catholic School Clearwater :: Dunedin :: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School :: Catholic ...
		Our Mission Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School is dedicated to teaching the Gospel message of Jesus.
		Through a strong Catholic education, rooted in the beliefs and values of the Catholic Church, students are prepared to become contributing members of society.
		About Us Located in the heart of delightful Dunedin, Our Lady of Lourdes is a Catholic school for children in Pre K through 8th grade.
	www.olldunedin.org (206 words)

	Catholic School
		The Mission of Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic School is to educate and nurture children in their relationship to God, with self and with others so that a child's spiritual development is as important as social-emotional, physical, and cognitive development.
		At Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic School we teach and affirm the doctrines and religious teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
		The primary goal of the school is to teach in a nurturing environment.
	www.ourladymtns.org /members.htm (155 words)

	Visitation Catholic School
		…Where you send your child to school with the tranquility that comes from knowing he or she will be spending the day in a secure, positive, nurturing environment.
		…Where your child receives individual attention to expose the unique ways he or she can excel—opportunities that may go unnoticed in a school with larger class sizes.
		Visitation Catholic School is a ministry of Visitation Catholic Parish.
	www.vcsknights.org (146 words)

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