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Learning to teach: The professional preparation of Massachusetts parochial school faculty, 1870-1940 (Working paper series / Charles and Margaret Hall ... for the Study of American Catholicism) by Mary J Oates, 1981

Teaching in Massachusetts parochial schools, 1870-1940 (Bunting Institute working paper) by Mary J Oates, 1981

Archdiocese of Boston: growth of parochial schools in chronological order, 1820-1900 by Louis S Walsh, 1901

Historical sketch of the growth of Catholic parochial schools in the archdiocese of Boston by Louis S Walsh, 1901

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The Heritage Foundation: Research: Education: School Choice 2001: Massachusetts
for a charter; private and parochial schools may not. student's home district, andthe schools are independent A 1997 study by the massachusetts Department of
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Education/Schools/massachusetts.cfm

Extractions: view by issue ... Return Home MASSACHUSETTS: SCHOOL CHOICE 2001: WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE STATES State Profile (Updated July 2001) School Choice Status K-12 Public Schools and Students (2000-2001) K-12 Public School Teachers (2000-2001) Number of teachers: 70,100 Average salary: $47,523 Students enrolled per teacher: 13.9
Avon, Massachusetts - Private School Links
Avon, massachusetts Private School Links. SOUTHOFBOSTON.COM. Linksto Private and parochial schools near Avon. BC High; Milton Academy;
http://www.avonmass.net/schools/privateschools.html
Why Choose A Parochial School? (Freude)
(Orthodox Christian parochial schools are becoming more common, too, and nowexist in California, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, massachusetts, New York
http://www.theologic.com/oflweb/school/paroch.htm

Extractions: In the past, OFL has offered articles for Orthodox parents interested in making the most of their children's experience in the public school system, and for parents interested in home schooling. Many Orthodox parents, however, turn to non-Orthodox parochial schools for their children's academic education. Below, Popadia Donna Freude offers both her professional and personal advice on evaluating a parochial school and handling the potential conflicts between Orthodox beliefs and the religious beliefs taught by the school. - NTK by Donna M. Freude, M.A.Ed. From the time of birth, we parents make thousands of decisions concerning our children. Should we use disposable diapers or cloth diapers? Bottle feed or breast feed? What pediatrician should we select? And of course, where will we send our child to school? The plethora of choices continue to develop as your child grows. The decision to send your child - a baptized Orthodox Christian - to a non-Orthodox parochial school may be made for as many reasons as there are individual children. What is a parochial school?
[Discuss-sudbury-model]Re: [DSM]Deciding Where To Teach / Costs
However, Sudbury schools are also accross the board less expensive perpupil thanany private school in massachusetts (including the parochial schools).
http://www.sudval.org/pipermail/discuss-sudbury-model/2002q2/000012.html

Extractions: Fri May 10 12:42:00 2002 Freekids@aol.com In a message dated 5/8/02 12:13:58 PM Pacific Daylight Time, sgray@aramis.sudval.org writes: means that it costs a lot of money. I don't know of a the per-pupil costs of any of the public schools in Scott, Never one to defend the Massachusetts public school system . . . but is this comparison of cost complete? Doesn't the per pupil cost of public schools include the rather significant expense of busing? What about the cost associated with school lunches? Are school lunch (and in some cases breakfast) programs are funded separately? I'm not sure. Additionally, certain segments of the population that would be denied admission at Sudbury schools (because of special needs we are not equipped to deal with) drive the average costs per pupil WAY up.
KidsBoston.com, A Parents' Resource
Bumper lanes and 60 lanes of candlepin bowling.Category Sports Bowling Candlepin Bowling Centers Some of the best independent schools, both private and parochial, in massachusetts,Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. parochial schools.
http://www.wal-lex.com/

Extractions: Child care. Looking for daycare or help with your child? You can easily find a state-certified provider here. Search for licensed child care by town or zip code through the Massachusetts Office of Child Care Services. Education for fast learners. Here are resources for the parents of very bright kids. These children are sometimes called advanced learners exceptional children fast learners able learners or gifted and talented children Martial arts for kids . Self-defense against street threats, schoolyard bullies and unwanted advances. Valued for boys and girls for fostering personal discipline and focus. Tutors and private teachers . We list tutors and private teachers as a no-cost service to parents. Listings are free for individual tutors. Parents contact tutors based on location, background or subjects offered. E-mail addresses or phone numbers are provided in our listings, but KidsBoston is never involved in the hiring or tutoring process. We provide raw information only. Parents must interview a potential tutor and thoroughly check references. Tutors Whether your expertise is in math and science or in things like beginning guitar, enter your information and we'll include you in the KidsBoston list. Parents will learn about your services and easily reach you.
Teacher Of The Year Warns: Public Schools Destroy Democracy
In part, the massachusetts effort was a nativist attempt to obstruct recent IrishCatholic immigrants from being able to support their parochial schools.
http://www.massnews.com/past_issues/2000/10_Oct/1000gatt.htm

Extractions: October 2000 Parents who remove their children from public schools are not trying to just get a better education for them. They are rebelling against a tyrannical and oppressive central power that began in Massachusetts. That's how a New York City and New York State "Teacher of the Year," John Taylor Gatto, says in explaining how Massachusetts, the cradle of the American Revolution, led the way in the "Second American Revolution," that undermined democracy via compulsory schooling. America had achieved near-universal literacy by 1850 without any compulsory schooling. But in the second half of the nineteenth century, the American elite turned to European models - to Prussia especially - to create a docile and homogenized population, he claims. Gatto tells the story in The Underground History of American Education: A Schoolteacher's Intimate Investigation into the Problem of Modern Schooling. Gatto quit his job while he was New York's Teacher of the Year in 1991 and since then has been leading a crusade to break up the government monopoly in schools.
Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Catholic Schools Massachusetts"
A directoy of Catholic schools in massachusetts, with a parochial School World Directoryhttp//www.parochial.com/ 7 to All 108,000 K12 schools Fully developed
http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Catholic Schools Massachuse
FACTS Management Company
He attended parochial schools growing up, and this near Hartford, Connecticut, servingschools in Eastern New Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and massachusetts.
http://www.factsmgt.com/ourteam/salesandmarketing/noreast.htm

Extractions: Senior Vice President Joe Loglisci heads the Big East team. He attended parochial schools growing up, and this helps him identify with schools in the New England area. Joe works from his office near Hartford, Connecticut, serving schools in Eastern New York, Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Jack Donnelly is our man in the Big Apple. His territory includes New York City and its suburbs and all of New Jersey. Not only did Jack attend parochial school, but he recognized the value of that education and sent all of his children to parochial schools. Jack has been with FACTS for over 10 years serving schools in the east.
PolkOnline: The Website Of The News Chief: Editorial PageLiberals Losing The War
In 1855, massachusetts Protestants capped their antiimmigrant (meaning anti publicassistance in meeting expenses of nonpublic, including parochial, schools.
http://www.polkonline.com/stories/113098/opi_liberals.shtml

Extractions: The Washington Post In its potential for social amelioration, the largest domestic event this autumn was nothing done by voters or elected officials. It was the Supreme Court's refusal to review the Wisconsin Supreme Court's ruling that Milwaukee's school choice program is constitutional. By such steps liberals are losing their protracted war against poor children. It takes a village of vigilant liberals to keep poor children chained on the plantation of public education. Poor parents are rebellious about their children's assigned role as fodder for one of the Democratic Party's most muscular sources of money, the teachers unions. Milwaukee provides vouchers worth up to $5,000 for 15,000 of the poorest among the city's 100,000 students, who may use them at 122 private schools, 89 of which are religious. Wisconsin's court, in a rare intrusion of common sense about the Establishment Clause, said Milwaukee's program does not constitute ''establishment'' of religion. Vouchers are doubly neutral: They go not to institutions but to parents, who can use them at secular or parochial schools. Splitting already split hairs, courts have held that public money can transport parochial school pupils to classes but not on field trips, can pay for nurses but not guidance counselors at parochial schools, can pay for books but not maps in religious schools. So, mused Sen. Pat Moynihan, what of atlasesbooks of maps?
MA-TLC - Introduction
of 2000 to develop a program of activities that will support educational leadersin public, private and parochial schools throughout massachusetts in putting
http://www.ma-tlc.org/narrative/intro.htm

Extractions: Introduction The Massachusetts Technology Leadership Consortium (MA-TLC) was established in the spring of 2000 to develop a program of activities that will support educational leaders in public, private and parochial schools throughout Massachusetts in putting technology to effective use to improve teaching and learning. The Consortium is a collaboration of six organizations that are collectively responsible for designing and implementing the program. These organizations are: This consortium is seeking funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation State Challenge Grant for Leadership Development program for comprehensive professional development activities that will enable school and district leaders throughout Massachusetts to increase their abilities to lead systemic educational improvement efforts that include high standards for all students; inquiry-based teaching practices; multiple forms of assessment; effective team-building; data-driven decision making; and effective uses of technology in the classroom and for administrative functions. Three other statewide educational entities, the Massachusetts Department of Education (
Boston Globe / Spotlight / Abuse In The Catholic Church
Boston University, Harvard, Tufts, and the University of massachusetts, as well students,parents, teachers, and staff in our parochial schools and religious
http://www.boston.com/globe/spotlight/abuse/documents/012902_law_letter.htm

Extractions: Coverage Globe coverage of the scandal has been divided into nine categories: Predator priests The worst abusers preyed on dozens of children in many parishes around Boston. Go Scandal and coverup For years, the church moved priests and paid off victims to keep abuse cases quiet. Go The victims Hundreds of people have come forward claiming they were abused by clergy. Go The financial cost With hundreds of lawsuits pending, the church could be forced into bankruptcy. Go Cardinal Law and the laity An energized lay movement helped force the resignation of Cardinal Bernard Law. Go The church's response Church leaders have turned over priest files and adopted a new policy on sex abuse. Go The clergy Priests around Boston have struggled to comfort their shaken parishioners. Go Investigations and lawsuits Civil suits have been brought against the church; criminal charges may be next. Go Opinion Globe columnists and guest writers offer their perspectives on the abuse crisis. Go More documents: Make a selection Complete list of documents LETTERS AND MEMOS Rev. John Geoghan case
St. John's Episcopal Church, Worcester, MA. - Community
learning in the region, including the University of massachusetts Medical School Thereare seven private and parochial schools in Worcester, and several in
http://www.allegiantsys.com/stjohns/community.htm

Extractions: Community Description Worcester is the second largest city in New England with a population approaching 170,000. One million people live within a 25-mile radius of this very livable and diverse city. Worcester was voted an All-America city in 2000. Worcester has both the economic base and cultural diversity to support a wide variety of schools, artistic endeavors, and businesses. There are over one dozen institutions of higher learning in the region, including the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Holy Cross, Clark University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Assumption College. Campus facilities are shared with the community and college participation in the community from the arts to mentoring programs involves the students. The public school system has over 30 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, 2 charter schools, and 4 high schools with an enrollment of 113,000. There are seven private and parochial schools in Worcester, and several in surrounding towns including Holden Christian Academy and St. Johns Preparatory School in Shrewsbury run by Jesuits. These schools enroll an additional 12,000.
Springfield Library: Education Links
parochial schools, but only those that have an established home page on the Web.Also includes links to associations and other related resources. massachusetts
http://www.springfieldlibrary.org/liblinks/educate.html

Extractions: Government sites Higher Education Schools Alternative Education ... Special Education Government sites: A database intended to help identify and contact organizations that provide information and assistance on a broad range of education-related topics. For teachers, librarians, parents, researchers and others. From the U.S. Department of Education.
Norfolk County Massachusetts Books
List of books which provide historical and/or genealogical information on cities and towns in the county.Category Regional North America Norfolk Society and Culture Quincy Historic Quincy, massachusetts $29.95 William Churchill Edwards Quincy City AdamsCrypt; Adams Academy, Private and parochial schools, Eastern Nazarene
http://broadviewbooks.com/counties/norfolk.htm
State Regulation Of Private Schools - Massachusetts
to pupils of private schools violates the Miscellaneous Private and parochial schoolstudents, grades 4 the 14member massachusetts Educational Communications
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/massachu.html

Extractions: State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Massachusetts Registration/Licensing/Accreditation Recordkeeping/Reports: Special Education: Health: Safety: Transportation: Home Schooling: Care and Protection of Charles Public Aid for Private Schools/Private School Students: The Massachusetts Constitution provides that no appropriation of public money may be made to aid a primary or secondary school that is not publicly owned and under the exclusive control of public officers authorized by the Commonwealth. Mass. Const. Ann. Amend. Art. 18 § 120. Textbook loans to pupils of private schools violates the state constitution. Bloom v. School Committee of Springfield
Dominican Sisters - Fall River, Massachusetts
Catherine of Siena (Dominican Sisters) of Fall River, massachusetts, was foundedat is the Christian education of youth in parochial schools, private academies
http://www.blessings-catalog.com/Special Orders/sp282.html

Extractions: The Congregation of St. Catherine of Siena (Dominican Sisters) of Fall River, Massachusetts, was founded at Fall River September 4, 1891, by Reverend Mother M. Bertrans Sheridian and two companions, who came from Carrollton, Missouri, at the request of the Dominican Fathers of St. Annes Parish, Fall River, to take charge of the parochial school. Permission to open a novitiate was granted in January, 1892, and in April, 1894, construction was begun on the present Motherhouse building, which was ready for occupancy the following year. Dominican Academy was opened that year in a section of the new building. By 1922 the Community had increased sufficiently to be erected into a Congregation. The primary purpose of the Congregation is the sanctification of its members through the vows of Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience, the regular life and the various monastic observances customary in Dominican convents. The secondary purpose is the Christian education of youth in parochial schools, private academies and through released time programs for pupils of the public school.
Housing -childcare
family day care are licensed by the Commonwealth of massachusetts to take Privateand parochial schools There are many private primary and secondary schools in
http://hio.harvard.edu/misc_content/housing-child_care.shtml

Extractions: [Home] About us Travel Housing ... Adminstrator's Resources The Office of Work and Family , Two Brattle Square, Cambridge, MA 02138, 495-4100, has complete, frequently up-dated listings of family day care providers, day care centers and nursery schools. You may pick up these listings in their office or make an appointment with their staff to discuss your child care needs. Family Day Care Providers of family day care are licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to take care of a limited number of children in their private homes. Individual providers set their own fees. Quality, style, and service differ greatly among these providers. One benefit of this type of childcare arrangement is flexible hours. It is important to visit the family day care home, speak with the provider, and make detailed arrangements in advance. The Harvard Office of Work and Family (see above) can give a list of family day care providers in your area.
Education World® - K12 Schools : Secondary : Parochial : North America : Genera
A Catholic, college prep, coeducational high school in Fall River, massachusetts. ChristLutheran schools, Kitchener Waterloo, ON, (LCMS) includes contact
http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=4739
Alternative Teaching Opportunities
Library and look in the Teaching in Private and parochial schools binder. English(to) Speakers (of) Other Languages Resources massachusetts Adult Literacy
http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/svp/carct/edaltern.html

Extractions: teaching in ... Private schools Public schools Catholic schools Public schools, no certif. Adult education Alternative settings Higher education Teach K-12 abroad Teach English abroad Advice for Ed majors ...Events ...Job search timeline ...Resumes ...Cover Letters ...Interviews ...Portfolios ...Philosophy of education ...Why I didn't get the job ...Internet job search What do we mean by "alternative"? Why teach in a alternative setting? What are some of the opportunities and resources available?
Lawrence D Weinberg's Resume
Boston, massachusetts (Spring 1998) Taught halfsemester, graduate class; topicsincluded parental rights, state funding of parochial schools, school prayer
http://www.hanoch.org/larryw/Resume.html

Extractions: Education Teaching Experience ... Interests Drafted studies of school tort liability, the relationship between special education and racial discrimination, and the Establishment Clause as applied to after school programs. Explored Free Exercise Clause rights of teachers in certification paper. Findings assessed the connection between administrative responses and teacher claims. Editor-in-Chief and columnist of The Law Register (student newspaper).

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