Add to ORKGCatholic schools across the country serve a valuable role in their communities as a source of academic strength, faith formation, and as a support system for families. The decline of Catholic school enrollment continues to be a source of challenge for families seeking a Catholic education for their children as well as for the Catholic school leaders working to sustain and grow their schools. The purpose of this study is to explore the influences that impact parental decisions in selecting a suburban Catholic parish elementary school in northern New Jersey for their children. This study seeks to learn more about parents’ motivators, opinions, perceptions, and concerns about Catholic education and their overall priorities for their children’s...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
This mixed methods study shed light on the issue of attrition within Catholic education and points t...
Catholic schools across the country serve a valuable role in their communities as a source of academ...
A dramatic shift in Catholic-school demographics has occurred since the 1960s. Despite a growing Cat...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the decision-making process Catholic families employ in ...
The purpose of this descriptive study was to examine the factors parents of middle school-aged child...
In recent decades parental concerns over the quality of education have changed considerably, parents...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
Catholic elementary and secondary schools face the problems of decreased enrollment and a lack of ex...
Catholic schools in the United States are at a critical juncture. The Catholic bishops speak as if p...
ABSTRACT Frances McHale Is Parochial School A Good Fit? A Case Study Examining Motives and Reasons B...
In 1965, the American Catholic school system had 5.66 million students, 13,296 schools and educated ...
This mixed methods study shed light on the issue of attrition within Catholic education and points t...
This mixed methods study shed light on the issue of attrition within Catholic education and points t...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
This mixed methods study shed light on the issue of attrition within Catholic education and points t...
Catholic schools across the country serve a valuable role in their communities as a source of academ...
A dramatic shift in Catholic-school demographics has occurred since the 1960s. Despite a growing Cat...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the decision-making process Catholic families employ in ...
The purpose of this descriptive study was to examine the factors parents of middle school-aged child...
In recent decades parental concerns over the quality of education have changed considerably, parents...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
Catholic elementary and secondary schools face the problems of decreased enrollment and a lack of ex...
Catholic schools in the United States are at a critical juncture. The Catholic bishops speak as if p...
ABSTRACT Frances McHale Is Parochial School A Good Fit? A Case Study Examining Motives and Reasons B...
In 1965, the American Catholic school system had 5.66 million students, 13,296 schools and educated ...
This mixed methods study shed light on the issue of attrition within Catholic education and points t...
This mixed methods study shed light on the issue of attrition within Catholic education and points t...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
As competition from tuition-less local charter and public schools increases, urban parents and guard...
This mixed methods study shed light on the issue of attrition within Catholic education and points t...