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   45 St. Adalbert School. 46 St. Albert the Great School. 47 St. Aloysius - St. Agatha School. 48 St. Ambrose School. 49 St. Angela Merici School. 50 St. Anselm School. 51 St. Anthony of Padua School - Akron. 52 St. Anthony of Padua School - Lorain. 53 St. Anthony of Padua School - Parma.

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2. www.dioceseofcleveland.org › offices › catholicOverview | Catholic Diocese of Cleveland | Cleveland, OH

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   An Elementary School Where YOU Belong! Dating back to 1848 with the founding of Cleveland's first parochial school, Catholic elementary schools in the Diocese of Cleveland serve 25,344 students each day. Catholic elementary schools focus on academic excellence, commitment to service, and inspiring joy in the lives of their students and families.

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   20 Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Cleveland serve 11,776 students each day. Catholic high schools focus on academic excellence, commitment to service, and unique student preparation for college and beyond. With 20 different high schools to choose from, students are sure to find a high school home where their interests can thrive as ...

4. www.dioceseofcleveland.org › files › assetsAssociation of Catholic Admission Directors ACAD MEMBERSHIP ...

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   The Association of Catholic Admission Directors (ACAD) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Catholic High School Directory. This directory is a collaborative effort of the Admission Directors from the 20 ACAD member high schools within the Diocese of Cleveland.

5. www.dioceseofcleveland.org › offices › catholicOverview | Catholic Diocese of Cleveland | Cleveland, OH

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   Apr 11, 2024 · Achieve academic excellence. Catholic Schools Catholic schools in the Diocese of Cleveland educate the minds and hearts of nearly 40,000 students each day, partnering with parents to serve their children from preschool through high school. Our MissionRooted in a personal encounter with Jesus Christ, Catholic schools in the Diocese of Cleveland ...

6. case.edu › ech › articlesPAROCHIAL EDUCATION (CATHOLIC) | Encyclopedia of Cleveland ...

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   PAROCHIAL EDUCATION (CATHOLIC). When the Diocese of Cleveland was formed in 1847, no parochial school existed in Cleveland. Bp. LOUIS AMADEUS RAPPE, first bishop of Cleveland, established 16 parishes and parish schools. On Christmas Day, 1849, the first cathedral opened, and a Free School for Boys, and a year later a Free School for Girls, were ...

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   How do I contact a church in Cleveland OH?

   • Phone: 216-696-6525 Toll Free: 1-800-869-6525 Address: 1404 East 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114 Our promise to protect, our pledge to heal. We proclaim the joy of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, celebrate His sacraments, and perform His works of mercy so that all might share in His salvation and experience eternal happiness with Him.

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   What happened to Cleveland Public Schools in 1978?

   • Because of the Cleveland Public School Desegregation Act of 1976, a federal court-appointed monitor kept reports on public and Catholic school enrollments. The enrollment change from Cleveland public to Catholic schools in 1978 was 629 students, but 540 Catholic school students switched to Cleveland public schools.

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   What happened to Cleveland schools in the 1960s?

   • The mid-1960s witnessed a trend of consolidations at the elementary and secondary levels, resulting, for instance, in creation of Cleveland Central Catholic High School (1969). By 1970 Cleveland proper witnessed a 28% decrease enrollment in parish schools with religious teachers, who composed 56% of elementary faculties.

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8. thecatholicpost.com › 2021/05/24 › father-johnThe Catholic Post Father John Thieryoung — bringing Christ to ...

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   May 24, 2021 · He also credited attending Catholic schools in Cleveland, as well as the city’s many churches, nationalities and spiritual traditions. In addition to attending Roman Catholic Masses, the family went to Eastern Catholic churches, too. The lives of the saints also played a role.