At one time it was a Church school but no longer has this status.

A church school, it is integrated with the state system.

The 1806 building was then used as a Baptist church school.

The children went for a time to the little church school just near the Marsh.

However, I continued to collect data from the church school.

Talks over the heads of the children in the church school.

He received his earliest education at a local church school.

Most of the teachers' salary in Church schools is paid by the state.

The church school closed in 1970 and is now a private residence.

He received his primary and secondary education from church schools.

Prior to 1910 primary education was provided by the church schools.

Enrollment in church schools from elementary to college was 290,000 students.

And the government is pushing hard to increase public financing for church schools.

According to the union, Church schools were under pressure from parents to fire the teachers, leading to four interventions in the past five years.

Church schools will not be able to select teachers on the basis of their religion.

The second reason is that church schools in general represent very good value for the taxpayer.

Most villagers prefer to send their children to the church school.

A number of the town's primary schools are church schools.

Here he started a church school for the children of deprived parishioners.

Most of her curriculum is from a church school, with tests returned by mail.

At nineteen Tom attended a church school to learn how to read and write.

Then, as many church schools were forced to close for lack of nuns to teach, she went on to other things.

By 1879 the church school had a roll of 116 students, with 50 girls and 40 boys in regular attendance.

Another day, inside a church school less than a mile away, Msgr.

The school was founded in 1857 as a national church school.

The three parochial schools are within 15 miles of one another.

After all, he has his own children in parochial schools.

How did he know the children were going to parochial school?

Many public school students had to go to private or parochial schools if they wanted to take the course.

There are several private and parochial schools in or near the city.

Five public schools and one parochial school in the area were closed.

Long Island is also home to a number of private and parochial schools.

Education officials said that most public and parochial schools would be open across the region today.

"Most of the people I know send their kids to private or parochial schools," she said.

It would also open the door for government aid to parochial schools.

After all, many Catholic parents want their children to go to parochial schools.

"The parochial school system now is at a real breaking point."

Students come from a variety of public, private and parochial schools.

He went to parochial schools and played basketball in high school.

The program was first conducted at two parochial schools in 2000.

In 1907 his firm built the public school and parochial schools.

"If you look at private and parochial schools, they are almost always that structure."

He likes to ask the children in the parochial school how they feel about their community.

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But he added that it would be made available to private and parochial schools in both states.

There are also a parochial school and an alternative learning center.

The city boasts a number of private and parochial schools.

This program involves 30,000 children from 25 public, private and parochial schools.

But the Court said the city must continue to offer the lessons to parochial school students.

"One parochial school was using Federal money in its religious education classes," she said.