Catholic school administrators are trying to lure in families whose public schools have been shut down by the coronavirus pandemic with tuition assistance programs, giving dioceses the rare opportunity to enroll hundreds of new students.
“A lot of diocese and schools are trying to offer more financial assistance than ever before,” Kathy Mears, president of the National Catholic Educational Association, told the Washington Examiner.
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