Why A Catholic Education

Why A Catholic Education?
Saint John Paul II

It has never been a tougher time to be a parent, which is why there’s never been a more critical time to choose a Catholic school.
When parents choose a Catholic School for their children, it sets their children apart as a family so committed to their children’s education that they are ready to make extraordinary sacrifices. Parents, by making the sacrifice necessary to send their children to Catholic school, show them education is a high priority. Catholic schools provide a loving, loyal environment where the entire community of parents, teachers, students, and Parish is committed to academic and personal success.
Why a Catholic Education?:
Academics
The national Catholic school graduation rate is 99.1% of high school students. Of these graduates, 84.7% go on to college, compared to 44.1% of public school graduates
Spirituality & Faith Formation
Each day a Catholic school presents opportunities for students to put their values to use -in the classroom, at lunch/ recess, and in extra-curricular activities. Values and character are an integral part of a Catholic school education. This prepares students to have the courage to live out gospel values in the workplace and society
Every child shares in an educational environment filled with love and concern a community joining together to help create a better world. Each student is encouraged to live their faith by giving back to the world and make a positive impact on society
Personal Attention & Parental Involvement
Because of the smaller overall school size, highly motivated and involved teachers and close parental involvement, each student receives special attention so that their needs are met
Simply put, “why choose Catholic education”, the answer is clear. Catholic schools do a better job of educating students.
Sources:
www.ncea.org
nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/pdf/studies/2006459.pdf
