The U.S. House of Representatives could vote soon on legislation governing elements of a schools disciplinary policy and practice.
The bill (HR 4247) would affect all public schools and private schools whose students or teachers benefit from any federal education program (about 80 percent of Catholic schools, for example). The measure represents an unprecedented and unwarranted degree of federal regulation of religious and independent education.
The impact of the earthquake in Haiti will be felt for years, especially in the life of the Catholic Church. The cathedral, many parishes, Catholic schools and other church buildings have been destroyed. Pastoral programs will also need to be rebuilt so that the Church in Haiti will continue to be a place of sacramental life.
The Purcell Marian Scholars program has helped me realize the values and importance of my high school career. My time here, I now see, can...
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Lehman Catholic High School offers you a rewarding experience, one that you will recall with pleasure the rest of your life. Our mission is to educate the whole person - body, mind and soul - for the glory of God and service to others.
Lehman Catholic High School is your only North Central accredited, non-public high school in a six-county service area. The tradition of excellence in Catholic secondary education that you join at Lehman dates back to our first graduates in 1889. You find this excellence alive today in our faculty, our students, and our graduates. We teach you to take pride in your self and in what you do.
We invite you to consider Lehman Catholic High School and discover the difference a Catholic education can make.
98% of Catholic high school students graduate
98% of Class of 2009 continued their education
64% of Class of 2009 received scholarships, in excess of $173 million
75% of Catholic elementary students enter a Catholic high school