Amid The Pandemic, The Future Of Many Catholic Schools Is In Doubt
Financial and enrollment problems aggravated by the pandemic have forced the permanent closure of more than 140 Catholic schools nationwide this year.
Financial and enrollment problems aggravated by the pandemic have forced the permanent closure of more than 140 Catholic schools nationwide this year.
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