Catholic Schools Ahead of the Curve When It Comes to Curbing Cellphones
Nationally, exasperated teachers and parents are leading a charge to keep phones out of the classroom.
Nationally, exasperated teachers and parents are leading a charge to keep phones out of the classroom.
Education should be joyful, Bishop James Conley writes in new letter.
A Pew Research study in April found that more than 70% of high school teachers say that students being distracted by cellphones is a major problem.
Father Jim Sullivan, a Catholic priest from Waterbury, called the five-day, 365-mile route unrelenting but exhilarating.
Brewer and Greuel also noted that the empty building has had 25 separate incidents where the police were called in the past two years, including cases of trespass and vandalism.
The Big Shoulders Fund was founded in 1986 to ensure that children in Chicago’s most under-resourced areas could have access to quality, values-based education.
As the closest Catholic high school in a 45-mile radius, St. John Paul II draws students from a 60-mile radius, even bringing students in from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
This is not just about a flag — it’s about the views being taught inside Catholic schools.
COMMENTARY: Parents nationwide should be vigilant — what happens in Las Vegas Catholic schools may happen to a school near you.
Aim Anger at Cardinal Seán O’Malley
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