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  • Indiana Republicans resolute for school voucher expansion

    Indiana Republicans resolute for school voucher expansion

    • Mar 27, 2021

    Republican lawmakers remain resolute on their push for a big expansion of Indiana’s private school voucher program in the face of pushback from public school leaders across the state.

    By Tom Davies and Casey Smith
  • California woman sentenced for Catholic school bomb threats

    California woman sentenced for Catholic school bomb threats

    • Mar 27, 2021

    A California woman who threatened to bomb a Catholic preparatory school for planning to publish same-sex wedding announcements was sentenced Friday to nearly 1 1/2 years in federal prison.

    By Associated Press
  • Mother: White headmaster at Catholic school made Black son kneel during apology

    Mother: White headmaster at Catholic school made Black son kneel during apology

    • Mar 22, 2021

    The white headmaster of a New York Catholic school forced an 11-year-old Black student to kneel while apologizing to a teacher and later explained that the punishment was an “African way,” the boy’s mother said.

    By Associated Press
  • How private, parochial schools kept students in classes

    How private, parochial schools kept students in classes

    • Mar 20, 2021

    Parochial schools have been better at keeping students in classes during the pandemic.

    By Kayla Dwyer, The (Allentown) Morning Call
  • Pandemic has presented challenges to provide special education

    Pandemic has presented challenges to provide special education

    • Mar 14, 2021

    When the World Health Organization declared a global COVID-19 pandemic March 11, 2020, the world shuddered, then shuttered.

    By Mark Pattison
  • Indian activist’s arrest spotlights crackdown on dissent

    Indian activist’s arrest spotlights crackdown on dissent

    • Mar 9, 2021

    To her friends, Disha Ravi, a 22-year-old Indian climate activist, was most concerned about her future in a world of rising temperatures. She was drawn to veganism, enjoyed watching Netflix and spent time on social media.

    By Krutika Pathi and Sheikh Saaliq
  • Tuition fund at Catholic school honors slain Indiana University football player

    Tuition fund at Catholic school honors slain Indiana University football player

    • Feb 28, 2021

    An Indianapolis high school is naming a new scholarship fund in honor of alum Chris Beaty, a former Indiana University football player and businessman who was slain in downtown Indianapolis last May during unrest following the death of George Floyd.

    By Associated Press
  • Diocese in India says arrest of nun for ‘attempted conversion’ a revenge ploy

    Diocese in India says arrest of nun for ‘attempted conversion’ a revenge ploy

    • Feb 26, 2021

    A “false conversion” case involving a Hindu former teacher at a Catholic school in India is “unjust,” according to the Metropolitan archbishop.

    By Nirmala Carvalho
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