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Michigan High-School Valedictorian Will Be Allowed to Reference Jesus in Graduation Speech
Hillsdale High School graduate is set to address her classmates at their June 6 ceremony.
Florida State University Settles Lawsuit With Catholic Student
The university has reached a settlement with Jack Denton, a member of the Class of 2021, agreeing to pay his lost wages as well as $10,000 in damages and attorneys’ fees.
Class of 2021: Marked by Pandemic but Moving Forward with Faith in God
Catholic seniors reflect on the past year and what they’ve learned.
Commencement 2021: Catholic Colleges and Universities Return to Relative Normalcy
Catholic graduates have endured and overcame the challenges of the 2020-2021 school year.
Catholic Schools Shine a Light Amid Pandemic Struggles
Parents are grateful for parochial schools, the closings of which number more than 200 during the course of COVID-19.
What Is Trump’s Record on Education?
The outgoing president backed federal aid for Catholic schools hammered by the pandemic and reversed Obama’s school bathroom rules, but the long-term impact of his school-choice campaign is unclear.
Unpacking the 2020 Crisis in Education
COMMENTARY: Pandemic showcases opportunities for all educators, both parents and teachers.
Congressional COVID-19 Relief Bill Brings Urgent Aid for Catholic Schools in New York
A U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops official describes inclusion of aid for non-public schools as a ‘very important’ win for the nation’s Catholic schools.
Catholic College Graduates Embrace Their COVID Mission
Formed by Catholic higher education, health-care providers serving pandemic patients rely on their training — and their faith.
