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Feb 4, 2022 · The Cleveland diocese has 38,312 students in its Catholic schools this year, a 1.2% increase overall. Notably, pre-kindergarten enrollment in the Cleveland diocese increased by 30% as compared to ...
- Catholic schools are booming
Nationwide, Catholic enrollment jumped from 1.63 million to...
- Catholic schools are booming
Feb 15, 2022 · The increase does not put Catholic school numbers back to their pre-pandemic levels though. During the first year of the pandemic, Catholic school enrollment decreased by 6.4%, its largest one-year decline in the 50 years the NCEA has been collecting school data. Right now, Catholic school enrollment is 2.8% lower than it was 2019-2020.
The increasing trend of non-Catholic student enrollment in Catholic schools, which currently stands at 21%, is a significant development with various implications for these institutions. This shift not only reflects the changing landscape of Catholic education but also presents opportunities and challenges that schools must navigate thoughtfully.
- The Covid Effect
- Families Expected to Stay
- School Choice Supported
- Critical Race Theory and Parent Protests
Enrollment dropped sharply in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, falling 6.4% from 2019-2020 to 2020-2021, according to the National Catholic Educational Association(NCEA). That was the largest decline in the 50 years since the NCEA started collecting enrollment data. The numbers rebounded in the 2021-2022 school year, reaching record level...
According to Hargens, students who enrolled in Baltimore’s Catholic schools because of the pandemic may stick around for other reasons. “I really think the value of Catholic education became very clear to families during the pandemic, and how we handled the pandemic,” Hargens said. Hargens told CNA that in her discussions with parents, many express...
EWTN’s poll found that Catholic parents largely back initiatives to support school choice, with two-thirds saying they support a policy that allows students to make use of public education funds for the schools or services that best fit their needs. In some states, school choice is helping increase enrollment at Catholic schools. Arizona and Florid...
The EWTN poll also showed that Catholic voters are concerned about what children are learning in school. Sixty-four percent of those surveyed said that they support parents being involved in determining what is being taught in schools. In response to a separate question, 59% said they oppose Critical Race Theory (CRT) being introduced into schools....
Jun 23, 2022 · The 2021-2022 NCEA data reveal a 3.8 percent enrollment increase for Catholic elementary and secondary schools nationwide. Breaking this increase down by grade level reveals that Pre-K accounted for 66 percent of the boost, meaning schools received an influx of young families that could shape the future of Catholic K-12 education.
Feb 15, 2022 · Catholic secondary schools’ enrollment went down by 0.4% this year. Highlights of the annual report, which will be issued in March, showed an enrollment increase of 62,000 students, or a 3.8% jump.
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Nov 17, 2022 · For the first time in the school division’s history, student enrolment at Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools exceeds 20,000 students. As of September 30, 2022, enrolment for pre-kindergarten – Grade 12 students in the division is 20,513—943 more students compared to the same period in the 2021-22 school year and 540 more than projected.
