Catholic Educators Call for Reform to Buck Trend of Parish School Closures
The “Front Royal Statement” by Catholic educators, bishops, and practitioners proposed “seven cardinal principles” for Catholic K-12 schools.
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Supreme Court to Hear Colorado Catholic Preschools’ Religious Freedom Suit
Catholic parents in Colorado are anticipating the results of an ongoing lawsuit over a Colorado “universal” preschool tuition program as the U.S. Supreme Court has just agreed to hear the case.
Judicial Watch Sues Minnesota Governor Over School Security Funding Records
Judicial Watch alleges Gov. Tim Walz’s office failed to provide public records on efforts to extend safety programs to nonpublic schools.
Safeguarding Catholic Identity in Schools: National Groups Partner Up to Highlight the Best Catholic Schools for Parents
The National Association of Private Catholic and Independent Schools currently has roughly 50 schools going through its accreditation process, all of which — once successful in their NAPCIS accreditation — will have the chance to also gain ‘Newman Guide-Recommended’ status from The Cardinal Newman Society.
Catholic Schools Week 2026: How Catholic Students Celebrated Across the Country
More reasons to love our Catholic schools ...
Catholic Schools Week: Old-School Education Works in a New-Tech Age
What this veteran educator, a religious sister, has learned from teaching — anchored in virtue, intellectual curiosity and analog standbys — and why what she instills in class has had a lasting impact.
St. Jerome Academy Illustrates What Sets a Catholic School Apart
Rich discussions and a Christ-centered schedule — complete with prayer, Mass and adoration, along with classic Catholic hymns are hallmarks of a St. Jerome education. And computers are rarely used.
Multiple Kansas Catholic Schools Targeted by Apparent Bomb Hoax
Multiple local outlets, meanwhile, reported that the Federal Bureau of Investigation is participating in the investigation.
New Report Raises Alarm Over State Inspections of Catholic Schools in France
Catholic school officials are now issuing a strong warning against the climate of suspicion and political exploitation that they have seen develop in recent months.
Catholic Schools Fare Better in States With Voucher Programs
John F. Quinn, a historian at Salve Regina University in Rhode Island, examined six Catholic dioceses over the last 16 years.
