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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s childhood school, St. Paul’s Catholic School, is seen in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Aug. 12. School choice and funding is a hot-button issue on the campaign trail.

Catholic Education Hangs in the Political Balance

Proponents say the November election’s outcome will determine the future of many schools.

Christendom College and The Catholic University of America, and other Catholic colleges, are taking precautions on campus this semester.

Catholic Universities and Colleges Ready to Respond to COVID Threat This Fall

Special Report: Institutions of higher learning detail their response to coronavirus in a Register survey as they prepare to open classrooms and dorms this fall.

In Escanaba, Michigan, Holy Name Catholic School middle-school students often work with younger students on reading and comprehension. Above, 2020 eighth-grader Sophia Derkos and elementary student Nicholas Flath smile as they work together on a reading project. Below, Second photo: 2020 eighth-grader Natalie Williams reads with elementary students Kinley Hastings and Thomas Carlson. In the background, 2020 eighth-grader Annabelle Neumeier reads to elementary students.

New Trend: Implementing a Classical Catholic Curriculum

Diocese of Marquette Catholic schools are the first in the nation to adopt such a focus; high school to follow.

Ariel Aguilar, above, from Ave Maria University, who is shown in front of the campus oratory, says she trusted God throughout her school-choice process. Below, Dolores Mihaliak from the University of Dallas chose
her school after much consideration and prayer; ample prayer time is available at the adoration chapel at Franciscan University of Steubenville.

What Goes Into Choosing a College?

Students share advice about the decision process.

DC Archdiocese Welcomes Maryland County Allowing Catholic Schools to Open

Catholic schools in Montgomery County, Maryland, can reopen for the coming semester after the county rescinded a second controversial order preventing all non-public schools from welcoming students for in-person learning until at least October 1.

Take a New Look at Catholic Education

If your child is in a public school, now may be a great time to reassess your options.

Catholic Schools Are Worth Saving

COMMENTARY: For our leaders in Washington, helping tuition-paying families keep their Catholic and other non-government schools open this fall must be part of the larger, urgently needed plan to sustain our nation.