Probably not for pregnancy centers, but Catholic schools run the gamut. (Full disclosure: I'm starting as a Catholic schoolteacher this fall.) Some are little more than public schools with a coat of Catholic paint. Others are truly excellent and faith-filled.
Probably not for pregnancy centers, but Catholic schools run the gamut. (Full disclosure: I'm starting as a Catholic schoolteacher this fall.) Some are little more than public schools with a coat of Catholic paint. Others are truly excellent and faith-filled.
I agree with you, though I will say that those "public schools with a coat of Catholic paint" could be converted with a little effort and a different vision. Too many pastors and principals--and parents--are unaware of how little difference there is between their public schools and their own Catholic school. They're also unaware of organizations like the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education that offer curriculum help, etc.
Probably not for pregnancy centers, but Catholic schools run the gamut. (Full disclosure: I'm starting as a Catholic schoolteacher this fall.) Some are little more than public schools with a coat of Catholic paint. Others are truly excellent and faith-filled.
Seconded (as a Catholic schoolteacher).
I agree with you, though I will say that those "public schools with a coat of Catholic paint" could be converted with a little effort and a different vision. Too many pastors and principals--and parents--are unaware of how little difference there is between their public schools and their own Catholic school. They're also unaware of organizations like the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education that offer curriculum help, etc.