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Catholic school

NOUN
  1. a parochial school maintained by the Catholic Church

How To Use Catholic school In A Sentence

  • Red Deer Catholic schools are publicly funded schools within the province of Alberta.
  • During that period, Catholic schools have steadily become assimilated to the non-denominational schools in terms of curriculum, teaching methods, assessment and examinations.
  • I attended a Catholic school in the most unstructured, uninfluential way one can attend school.
  • The review was being conducted in seven regional zones, plus another concentrating on catholic schools.
  • David Card (at Princeton) did a study on the effects of the Canadian Catholic school system (government funded, government controlled curriculum, must take all-comers at high school level) on school outcomes. Matthew Yglesias » Schools and Competition
  • Their remain a minority of Catholic children aged 5-16 and a majority aged 16-19 who do not attend Catholic schools.
  • Through high school my schooling was in Catholic Schools.
  • The admissions policy adopted by the school was designed to preserve the character of the school as a Roman Catholic school.
  • We went to a Catholic school; yet we were known to the nuns to be the children of heretics who had rejected the Pope's rulings.
  • So the latest controversy over so-called shared campuses for Catholic schools has brought the usual suspects out of the wainscoting in swarms.
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