Re:Indiana has seen a quiet whirlwind of education reform
by cafard on Saturday August 18, 2012 @07:59PM
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I am interested in the name of the high school: Pope John XXIII was baptized Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli. Of course, some Catholic high schools are private, i.e. not subsidized directly by parish or diocese. Not quite of course, but still true, I have nothing against such schools, having attended one myself. Yet I wonder whether The Economist produces a different impression by not specifying the probable alignment of the school.
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Re:Indiana has seen a quiet whirlwind of education reform
by gradstudent2 on Saturday August 18, 2012 @08:31PM
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"Roncalli High School is an interparochial archdiocesan Catholic high school. The term interparochial refers to the fact that the school receives financial and pastoral support, along with the majority of its students, from the 14 parishes that comprise the South Deanery of the Indianapolis Archdiocese. The school is named Roncalli in honor of Cardinal Angelo Roncalli, who, upon being elected pope by the College of Cardinals in 1958, took the name of Pope John XXIII."