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‘Holiness Breeds Holiness When Hearts Are Open’: Vocations Sprout at Catholic High School in North Dakota
A good Catholic education has the power to ignite vocations and set the world on fire.
Mapping the US’ Shifting Educational Landscape
Notre Dame professor discusses current legal cases’ potential impact.
Oklahoma Plans First Catholic Charter School
The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City is partnering with the Diocese of Tulsa in a joint application to the Statewide Virtual Charter School Board.
Bishop: New Iowa ‘School Choice’ Program a Boon for Catholic Schools
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law on Jan. 24.
Michigan Parish Files Lawsuit to Protect School From State Intrusion Over Catholic Beliefs on Sexuality
The parish fears the school will be targeted, in the wake of the Michigan Supreme Court’s recent reinterpretation of state antidiscrimination laws to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
Public Education ‘Has Lost Its Way,’ Says Teacher Fired by School for Telling Father of 11-Year-Old Girl About Her Gender-Identity ‘Transition’
Discussing the lessons provided by her case, the veteran educator advises parents to pay close attention to books and assignments given to students.
Faith and Fundamentals Are Key to ‘Blue Ribbon’ Catholic Schools
Awarded for academic performance, they teach learners at all levels, educators say.
Parents-Rights Candidates Find Success in Local School-Board Races
Some think they’ve found a winning formula, at least in some parts of the country.
Catholic Schools Tiptoeing the Line on Gender Identity
Bishops and educators are seeking to understand how best to love the student and extend pastoral care to families without affirming the crisis.
