Examples of 'parochial schools' in a sentence

Meaning of "parochial schools"

parochial schools: Parochial schools are private schools that are affiliated with a particular religious organization, such as a church or a diocese. These schools often provide religious instruction along with a standard academic curriculum
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His entire career was spent in parochial schools.
He created twenty parochial schools for immigrant children.
Parochial schools and all that.
The same is for parochial schools.
Some parochial schools required them.
Direct public aid to parochial schools.
Parochial schools are relatively affordable.
Many private and parochial schools also exist.
He increased the number parishes and parochial schools.
Private and parochial schools also exist on the island.
He spent his grammar school days at parochial schools.
Numerous private and parochial schools also serve the area.
He established numerous charitable organizations and parochial schools as well.
Catholic parochial schools offer education through the ninth grade.
The growth of parochial schools.

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This included their opposition to the establishment of parochial schools.
Sent to other parochial schools.
Parochial schools were to be established.
There are a few parochial schools.
Parochial schools normally are operated by a single parish or two or three parishes.
Dockweiler attended parochial schools.
Two parochial schools.
There are also a number of private and parochial schools in the city.
The growth of the parochial schools was chiefly the product of his zeal.
The city also boasts a number of private and parochial schools.
Students transferred to other parochial schools and to their neighborhood public schools.
The title may also used in its academic sense in parochial schools.
Private and parochial schools shall not be eligible for charter school status.
Villere went to parochial schools.
During the fascist period there were eight public and six Italian parochial schools.
You will also find a few parochial schools in the area.
The secular schools developed far more rapidly than the parochial schools.
Schools of the era were almost entirely parochial schools controlled by the various churches.
It forbade conversion of public schools into Catholic parochial schools.
All public schools and some private and parochial schools offer subsidized breakfast and lunch programs.
I was raised Catholic and educated in parochial schools.
Numerous Catholic parochial schools are also available.
All of these churches established Catholic parochial schools.
He closed down all parochial schools in France.
Long Island is also home to a number of private and parochial schools.
He attended public and parochial schools of Meriden.
They are rapidly converting many of their secular public schools into Christian parochial schools.
He attended public and parochial schools in Lawrence.
Parochial schools are a fairly widespread institution in the United States.
He was educated in parochial schools.
He attended parochial schools and was raised as a Catholic.
The diocese and its parishes sponsor nine parochial schools and preschools.
Several private and parochial schools in Palos Heights offer alternatives to public school education.
Ways and means are also considered for making the parochial schools more efficient.
He attended Catholic parochial schools and played basketball in high school.

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