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Archbishop O'Brien Speaks About Catholic Schools

 

 
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Archbishop O'Brien Speaks About Catholic Schools

Thank you for your support and your interest in the Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. We're just completed a very emotional and challenging school year and I hope and pray that those students whose schools will not reopen next year, will remain in a Catholic school in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Parents frequently tell us they choose to have their children educated in a Catholic school because they are safe and academically excellent, their children are cared for and educated in a loving and Christ centered environment.

Although changes are taking place to strengthen and preserver Catholic schools, these attributes will remain a hallmark of a Catholic education and will remain the foundation upon which we will fortify our school system.

In an increasingly competitive environment, where parents have many options for their children's education, Catholic schools continue to provide the best value. A 2010 study conducted by a noted regional economist determined that Catholic school students produced higher test scores, they are also more likely to graduate than their public school counterparts. We are very proud of our 97% graduation rate.

Additionally, our students are more likely to attend and graduate from college and to achieve greater financial success over their lifetime when compared to those in public schools.

We are pleased by these findings but know our schools have room to improve. Therefore, we are expanding our academic program offerings, improving our facilities, so we can continue to offer the latest technological learning tools and increasing the financial support of Catholic schools so that we can provide more tuition assistance to more families.

Catholic schools have been educating children in our region for over 200 years. We look forward to serving your children in the coming school year and generations of children for years to come. If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about Catholic schools call 1-800-5-CATHOLIC.

 
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Holy Angels Catholic School Open House

We are happy to announce the new Holy Angels Catholic School open house. Join Principal M. Kathleen Filippelli, teachers and school staff.

When: Friday, September 3, 2010
Where: Holy Angels Catholic School
Address: 1201 S. Caton Avenue, Baltimore MD 21227
Time: 10:00 - 2:00 P.M.
More information: www.hacschool.org

 
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Preserving the Tradition, Transforming the Future:The Rebirth of Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore

This document chronicles the work over the last year to address the challenges facing Catholic Schools. The report highlights the process, identifies new programs and services,, and charts the future for a sustainable and vibrant catholic school system in Baltimore.

Download the 40 page report in PDF.

 
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The Economic Impact of Catholic Schools

Catholic schools provide value to students and their local community. While the many benefits of a Catholic school education are readily apparent to those who are products of Catholic schools, the economic value of a Catholic education to the wider community is less understood.

The Archdiocese commissioned an economic impact study to quantify the value of Catholic schools. Noted economist and President of Sage Policy Group, Anirban Basu, conducted an economic analysis to determine the benefits delivered to Catholic school graduates and the state and local community by Catholic schools. The report examined factors such as the impact of Catholic schools as operating entities on the local economy, the impact of Catholic schools on work-life earnings, and the impact of schools in terms of stabilizing populations in older communities.

Read the report to find out how catholic education benefits your child's future earnings

Download the full report in PDF.

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