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San Francisco Catholic schools open. Very. Slowly.Four Catholic elementary schools partly running Sept. 21

San Francisco Catholic schools open. Very. Slowly.
Four Catholic elementary schools partly running Sept. 21

After months of silent hallways and screen-based learning, student voices can be heard again at Catholic schools in San Francisco. Since Sept. 21, San Francisco has approved applications from 28 private schools to

NAACP sues to keep COVID money from Catholic schoolsPasadena school district piles on

NAACP sues to keep COVID money from Catholic schools
Pasadena school district piles on

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is the latest entity to file a lawsuit against the US Department of Education over its guidance that local education agencies must use federal coronavirus aid to

No local dignitaries, regional bishops, or long speechesPoor East LA Catholic school gets much-needed facelift thanks to a $1.7 million grant from the Dorothy Shea Foundation; Our Lady of Talpa School opened in 1951

No local dignitaries, regional bishops, or long speeches
Poor East LA Catholic school gets much-needed facelift thanks to a $1.7 million grant from the Dorothy Shea Foundation; Our Lady of Talpa School opened in 1951

“They’re cutting it, they’re cutting it!”

There were no local dignitaries, regional bishops, or long speeches on this September morning — just a nun with a big pair of scissors, and nearly 300

Teen starts crowdfunding campaign for struggling Catholic schoolDivine Saviour Elementary School in Los Angeles aims to increase enrollment from 70 to 100

Teen starts crowdfunding campaign for struggling Catholic school
Divine Saviour Elementary School in Los Angeles aims to increase enrollment from 70 to 100

Call it divine intervention this past summer when 14-year-old Adrienne Usher had an email answered by Armando Carvalho, the second-year principal of Divine Saviour Elementary School in northeast LA.

The Pasadena teenager who

Santa Clara University elects trusteesFour new members were chosen at the June board meeting of the Jesuit university

Santa Clara University elects trustees
Four new members were chosen at the June board meeting of the Jesuit university

Four new members have been selected to join Santa Clara University’s Board of Trustees, bringing to 46 the number of individuals who help set policies and strategy for the 168-year-old University.

The newly

“We’re the phoenix rising from the ashes”

“We’re the phoenix rising from the ashes”

When All Souls World Language School in Alhambra held its June 7 graduation, four 13-year-old eighth-graders were ready for promotion.

That in itself was quite a feat.

The Catholic school

California bishops back federal education bills

California bishops back federal education bills

The California Catholic Conference advocates for the quality education of all public and private school children, especially for those who are poor and most vulnerable. Furthermore, the CCC affirms every parents’ right to direct, and to be fully

“This should not have happened”

“This should not have happened”

The following is a May 20th letter to “all clergy, Catholic school and parish staff, and lay faithful” from Steve Patton, Associate Director, Family and Respect Life Ministries:

Recently a Catholic school in

Four Norbertine sisters join St. John the Baptist School in Costa Mesa

Four Norbertine sisters join St. John the Baptist School in Costa Mesa

The following is from a Feb. 14 story by OC Catholic.

Last month, four Norbertine sisters joined the faculty at St. John the Baptist School in Costa Mesa. The founding nuns

Plans for new Catholic high school in San Jose diocese hit major roadblock

Plans for new Catholic high school in San Jose diocese hit major roadblock

A Catholic high school has been talked about in the Morgan Hill for nearly a decade, but the Diocese of San Jose has run into a series of setbacks getting its 40 acres of land—their preferred

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