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The other thing that was attractive to me is that he himself is a product of Catholic schools and has sent two children through Catholic schools.

If there's less and less children in Catholic schools, years from now who will be there to support the Catholic faith and the churches.

Unfortunately, the fate of catholic schools is a very indecisive one right now. Hopefully, in the next 5 years there will still be catholic schools.

I've visited public and private schools, ritzy and inner-city schools, Catholic, Christian and Jewish schools all over the country, and I am very impressed with this district. I wish that all kids could attend schools like those in Dublin.

Catholic Schools Week helps us to look at ourselves to see how well we're really doing with everything. We take a second look back and then look forward to getting the word out to people that a Catholic education is a good investment in their child's future.

The expectation in the early 20th century was that every Catholic family would send their kids to Catholic schools. But that's not the case today, and we think the solution in some cases is to spread the cost to more than one parish. He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through.

He's never owned up to the fact that plenty of inner-city minority schools are doing the job with less money. He's an ideologue so he can't admit Catholic schools are doing better jobs with less money, ... If you read the corpus of his work, it's clear he wants to use schools for indoctrinating kids with a progressive ideology.

He's never owned up to the fact that plenty of inner-city minority schools are doing the job with less money. He's an ideologue so he can't admit Catholic schools are doing better jobs with less money. If you read the corpus of his work, it's clear he wants to use schools for indoctrinating kids with a progressive ideology.

My understanding is that I'm going to be able to go to (Catholic middle schools) St. Joe's and St. Teresa's, and I'll be able to go into those schools and tell them about the athletics and academics, and I don't have to worry about being down there recruiting.

When you're playing Catholic or Sacred Heart, it really eliminates your chances. It really depends on the draw in the state tournament. You're not going to beat the private schools. They have more talent than the other schools do.

From a pragmatic point of view, if you were an economist, you'd say build the schools in the neighborhoods where the parents can afford the tuition, but what does that mean for the future Catholic population, if they are denied access to parochial schools?

Thomas O'Connor

He has very good experience in independent schools, Catholic elementary schools and a lot of experience and enthusiasm and natural talent.

I liked the prominent and nuance rhetoric on Catholic identity, including the ideas that reason can challenge a false and complacent notion of faith and that if we hired only Catholic we'd be less Catholic.

This situation is difficult as many children will be attending alternative schools and schools at which the student-teacher ratio limits may be lifted to allow for the influx of the displaced students, ... That will be confusing, even for the children who normally attend such schools.

We've been on a very good ride. I think it just shows greater parity between the state Catholic schools.

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