Most Catholic schools have no ability/capacity to help kids with common learning disabilities, much less more difficult cases. And around me, at least, there are programs to cover tuition for the poor, but the middle class increasingly cannot afford the high tuition. And the "Catholic" options often aren't very Catholic, with some staff …
Most Catholic schools have no ability/capacity to help kids with common learning disabilities, much less more difficult cases. And around me, at least, there are programs to cover tuition for the poor, but the middle class increasingly cannot afford the high tuition. And the "Catholic" options often aren't very Catholic, with some staff openly mocking Church teaching at archdiocese trainings (as told to me by a friend at some trainings). I think we need to take a good look at the state of Catholic education! It can and has helped the poor, but is it now?
Most Catholic schools have no ability/capacity to help kids with common learning disabilities, much less more difficult cases. And around me, at least, there are programs to cover tuition for the poor, but the middle class increasingly cannot afford the high tuition. And the "Catholic" options often aren't very Catholic, with some staff openly mocking Church teaching at archdiocese trainings (as told to me by a friend at some trainings). I think we need to take a good look at the state of Catholic education! It can and has helped the poor, but is it now?