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Catholic school students in Worcester will be required to dress, “conduct themselves,” and use pronouns and bathrooms consistent with their sex assigned at birth, regardless of their gender identity, under a new policy announced Tuesday.
The tuition reduction is part of its strategic plan called BluePrint125, which lays out the way the school will develop over the next five years.
WORCESTER – Home schooling was up and public school enrollment was down this school year in the city, new school-attending children data released by the state shows, giving a glimpse into how families responded to the pandemic. The annual report, which tallies how many school-age children are in a town or city and where they are receiving their education, also recorded a steep drop in private and parochial students since 2019-20, largely due to the closing of two parish schools and the merger of the city’s two central Catholic high schools. In total, there were 27,491 school-attending ch...
Arlington Catholic High School creates program to bridge the gap for public school eighth-graders who fell behind due to COVID Updated 5:33 AM; They’re in-between. The program, which the school is referring to as a bridge program, was created out of need due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The majority of students in Catholic and private schools in Massachusetts have been in-person learning since September, while some public school students have yet to step foot back in a classroom in more than a year. “The parents are worried because [students] missed out so much on the academics,” said Joh...
‘Kids are absolutely fired up’ to get back to in-person learning, Gov. Charlie Baker says while touring St. Mary’s in Lynn, adding that children are willing to wear masks, social distance Updated Mar 12, 2021; As the state begins requiring schools to get back to in-person learning, Gov. Charlie Baker toured a Catholic school that has been in-person learning since the fall. “Kids are absolutely fired up about the possibility and the opportunity to be in-person,” Baker said. “And the kids are more than willing to do what it takes to make it work. And that’s not just true of the k...