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Stone Yavne $ 2,500.00 052654 Beaumont School $ 2,500.00 094490 Beautiful Savior Lutheran $ 2,500.00 098525 Beautiful Savior Lutheran $ 2,500.00 046425 Beaver Local $ 10,186.95 047241 Beavercreek City $ 44,002.20 043562 Bedford City $ 18,023.50 011390 Bella Academy of Excellence $ 2,500.00 043570 Bellaire Local $ 6,548.35 IRN School Allocation 047274 Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Local $ 14,170.20 043588 Bellefontaine City $ 13,215.35 043596 Bellevue City $ 10,706.75 200006 Belmont-Harrison Area JVSD CTPD $ 2,500.00 043604 Belpre City $ 5,469.20 052662 Benedictine $ 2,500.00 048074 Benjamin Logan Local $ 9,390.30 000843 Bennett Venture Academy $ 4,034.10 048926 Benton Carroll Salem Local $ 8,051.25 043612 Berea City $ 33,832.20 047167 Berkshire Local $ 6,842.15 046854 Berne Union Local $ 4,796.85 014090 Berwyn East Academy $ 2,500.00 060624 Bethany $ 2,500.00 060301 Bethany Lutheran School $ 2,500.00 094268 Bethel Christian Academy $ 2,500.00 048611 Bethel Local $ 7,446.70 046318 Bethel-Tate Local $ 8,672.75 009104 Bethlehem Christian Academy $ 2,500.00 143040 Bethlehem Lutheran School $ 2,500.00 043620 Bexley City $ 13,463.95 046748 Big Walnut Local $ 20,136.60 097683 Birchwood $ 2,500.00 052977 Bishop Fenwick $ 3,011.45 058099 Bishop Fenwick School $ 2,500.00 057992 Bishop Flaget $ 2,500.00 052696 Bishop Hartley $ 3,836.35 053686 Bishop Hoffman Catholic, St Joseph Central Catholic HS $ 2,796.75 058305 Bishop John King Mussio Central Elementary - Rosemont Campus $ 2,500.00 010187 Bishop John King Mussio Central Junior High School $ 2,500.00 065755 Bishop Leibold E And W Campus $ 2,500.00 052704 Bishop Ready $ 2,500.00 052712 Bishop Rosecrans $ 2,500.00 052720 Bishop Watterson $ 5,226.25 048462 Black River Local $ 6,395.80 Hancock Blanchard Valley School $ 2,500.00 046383 Blanchester Local $ 8,797.05 057570 Blessed Sacrament $ 2,500.00 058487 Blessed Sacrament $ 2,500.00 046862 Bloom-Carroll Local $ 11,322.60 050096 Bloomfield-Mespo Local $ 2,500.00 049593 Bloom-Vernon Local $ 4,695.15 096172 Blue Ash Educational Bldg $ 2,500.00 045211 Bluffton Exempted Village $ 6,305.40 048306 Boardman Local $ 23,255.40 Hamilton Bobbie B Fairfax School and Margaret B. Rost School $ 2,500.00 IRN School Allocation 049767 Botkins Local $ 3,525.60 143008 Bowling Green Christian Acdmy $ 2,500.00 043638 Bowling Green City School District $ 16,627.95 045229 Bradford Exempted Village $ 2,570.75 043646 Brecksville-Broadview Heights City $ 21,040.60 122457 Brice Christian Academy $ 2,500.00 015710 Bridge Gate Community School $ 2,500.00 045237 Bridgeport Exempted Village $ 4,395.70 000311 Bridges Community Academy $ 2,500.00 132936 Bright Beginnings $ 2,500.00 047613 Bright Local $ 3,909.80 050112 Bristol Local $ 3,011.45 Lake Broadmoor School $ 2,500.00 012684 Broadway Academy $ 2,500.00 050120 Brookfield Local $ 5,627.40 043653 Brooklyn City $ 7,028.60 Pickaway Brooks-Yates School $ 2,500.00 048678 Brookville Local $ 8,424.15 013198 Brookwood Academy $ 2,500.00 046177 Brown Local $ 3,548.20 043661 Brunswick City $ 38,917.20 043679 Bryan City $ 10,893.20 046508 Buckeye Central Local $ 3,587.75 200101 Buckeye JVSD CTPD $ 2,500.00 045856 Buckeye Local $ 9,814.05 047787 Buckeye Local $ 9,492.00 048470 Buckeye Local $ 12,565.60 014825 Buckeye Preparatory Academy $ 2,500.00 046755 Buckeye Valley Local $ 12,232.25 043687 Bucyrus City $ 6,887.35 200008 Butler County JVSD CTPD $ 4,887.25 045252 Caldwell Exempted Village $ 4,638.65 091777 Calumet Christian $ 2,500.00 052779 Calvert Catholic Schools $ 3,130.10 043695 Cambridge City $ 10,678.50 043703 Campbell City $ 6,158.50 046946 Canal Winchester Local $ 20,961.50 048314 Canfield Local $ 14,904.70 043711 Canton City $ 49,064.60 200090 Canton City CTPD $ 2,500.00 013255 Canton College Preparatory School $ 2,500.00 060640 Canton Country Day School $ 2,500.00 000525 Canton Harbor High School $ 2,500.00 049833 Canton Local $ 10,836.70 200115 Canton Local CTPD $ 2,500.00 096974 Canton Montessori $ 2,500.00 IRN School Allocation 012044 Capital High School $ 2,500.00 047175 Cardinal Local $ 5,367.50 052787 Cardinal Mooney $ 2,768.50 054270 Cardinal Pacelli $ 2,500.00 052795 Cardinal Stritch Catholic High School & Academy $ 2,802.40 048793 Cardington-Lincoln Local $ 5,921.20 045260 Carey Exempted Village Schools $ 4,474.80 Meigs Carleton School $ 2,500.00 050419 Carlisle Local $ 8,672.75 052803 Carroll $ 4,265.75 Carroll CARROLL HILLS SCHOOL $ 2,500.00 045278 Carrollton Exempted Village $ 10,977.95 052829 Catholic Central $ 3,062.30 052837 Catholic Central $ 2,500.00 058693 CCMT Catholic School $ 2,500.00 047258 Cedar Cliff Local $ 3,226.15 060582 Celeryville Christian $ 2,500.00 043729 Celina City $ 14,797.35 013257 Center for Adolescent Services $ 2,500.00 047829 Centerburg Local $ 6,124.60 043737 Centerville City $ 44,629.35 200120 Centerville City CTPD $ 2,500.00 009164 Central Academy of Ohio $ 2,500.00 064923 Central Baptist Academy - Elementary $ 2,500.00 052845 Central Catholic $ 2,500.00 052852 Central Catholic $ 3,271.35 053116 Central Catholic Tuscarawas Co $ 2,500.00 052860 Central Christian $ 2,500.00 134387 Central College Christian Academy $ 2,500.00 012041 Central High School $ 2,500.00 046714 Central Local $ 5,644.35 120675 Central Montessori Academy $ 2,500.00 200037 Central Ohio JVSD CTPD $ 3,209.20 010036 Cesar Chavez College Preparatory School $ 2,500.00 045286 Chagrin Falls Exempted Village $ 10,859.30 052878 Chaminade-Julienne $ 3,847.65 050138 Champion Local $ 7,525.80 071571 Chapel Hill Christian Green Campus $ 2,500.00 060657 Chapel Hill Christian North $ 2,500.00 014061 Chapelside Cleveland Academy $ 2,500.00 047183 Chardon Local $ 15,588.35 007999 Charles School at Ohio Dominican University $ 2,500.00 045294 Chesapeake Union Exempted Village $ 7,537.10 099127 Children's Academy $ 2,500.00 125013 Children's House-Delhi, The $ 2,500.00 132597 Childrens House-Kdg-Bridgetown $ 2,500.00 IRN School Allocation 095158 Children's Meeting House $ 2,500.00 043745 Chillicothe City $ 15,424.50 050534 Chippewa Local $ 7,090.75 058495 Christ The King $ 2,500.00 113522 Christian Academy Schools $ 2,500.00 132928 Christian Life Academy $ 2,500.00 093864 Christian Star Academy $ 2,500.00 Huron Christie Lane School $ 2,500.00 070409 Cincinnati Christian Schools $ 2,881.50 043752 Cincinnati City $ 196,783.85 200043 Cincinnati City CTPD $ 2,500.00 133512 Cincinnati College Preparatory Academy $ 5,214.95 052894 Cincinnati Country Day $ 4,740.35 060590 Cincinnati Hebrew Day Chofetz $ 2,500.00 111898 Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy $ 2,500.00 122697 Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy $ 2,500.00 008019 Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy- the Edyth B.
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    I Population ‘Implosion’ Hits Schools THE I Cardinal Richard Cushing of Bo.ston. ex- Washington — School closings, drop­ the study questionnaire came from 111 of Burlington, 1,700; Kansas City in Kan­ ping of cle^'is, mergers, and consolida* . the 156 U.S. diocese. plained the reason pithily: sas. 1,273; Seattle. l.SS'i. tions ail contributed to a ’population im­ "We have come to an end of the road. plosion’ in Catholic schools across the We can no longer support these institu­ Erie. 1,802; Mobile-Birmingham, 1.916; ■f All but 11 of the dioceses respond­ Fall River. 1.071: Bismarck. 1,080; Lafay­ U.3. in the past two years. ing reported enrollment decreases and tions.” ■r ette, Ind.. 1,565; Helena. 1,774: Alexan­ A .special study prompted by reports of it was assumed that if the other 45 Superintendents were asked to report on the current annual tuition cost per dria, 1.568; Youngstown, 1,716; L£.fayette, the 'closings, restricted entrance policies dioceses had reported their figures 1., a., 1,504: Kansas City-St. Joseph, 1,600; and other actions revealed that some the overall decrease in the nation pupil in elementary and high schools. Madison. 1,458; Des Moines, 1,575; Joliet. (iO.OOO students were turned away from would have been more than the 216,- Answers varied widely, but the study 1,182; Altoona-Johnstown, 1,588; Rich­ Catholic schools since 1966. 000 listed. revealed that most parents paid at least mond, 1.153; Austin, 1,486; Springfield. Three-hundred-thirteen schools closed $75 per year for elementary students and 111.
  • Catholic Telegraph

    Catholic Telegraph

    THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921 THE CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH tion at St. the School for Social Workers. Joseph Parochial School. good Lord may< me through Entertainment, Miss Edna Hoelscher; He made bring his classical studies at St. the second half safely and give me a Banquet, Mrs. Henry Luers; Informa¬ Clifton, the National Catholic Serv¬ Xavier College; and on August 10, happy return home. tion, Miss Ada Hummel; Decorations, ice School for Women, established by I am Miss 1871, he entered the Jesuit Order at St. Dorothy Hart; Finance, Mrs. the. National Catholic Welfare Council ACADEMIES— Stanislaus Yours William Duane; Invitations, Miss Lor¬ Archdiocesan News j Seminary, Florissant, Mo. very sincerely, amid most beautiful surroundings on He was ordained etta Voss; Mass, Mrs. William A. by Cardinal, then John H. Lamott. the outskirts of Washington, D. C., CONVENTS— at Earls; Miss White; Archbishop Gibbons Woodstock Music, Elizabeth will open its scholastic year on Tuesday, Afchdiocesan News must be received To Fete Father O’Connor. Miss and College, Woodstock, Md., August 29, Printing, Nell Sturla; Ways October 4. The faculty and the course . iater than Wednesday noon to in- 1885. An'elaborate fete, to honor Rev. Wil¬ Means, Mrs. Frank J. Wenstrup; Re¬ of study place this school abreast of BOARDING SCHOOLS— Father ception, Miss Sarah Grogan; Hotels, sure publication. Moeller has taught at Jesuit liam P. O’Connor, pastor of St. Aug¬ the best schools of this kind to be colleges St. Mrs. George Read; Hospitality to Re¬ in Louis, Missouri; Omaha, ustine Church, Jamestown, Ohio, form¬ found anywhere. The full course will HOSPITALS— Forty Hours’ Devotion.