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Participants will receive needed supplements through the end of 2021.

Elizabeth Kelley, principal of St. Gregory the Great School, uses simple, yet powerful words to describe the interaction between classmates of students with special needs at the Bluffton school.

Brother Ed Bergeron and Brother Spencer Tafuri say goodbye to St. John Church in North Charleston.

What’s unique about Catholic schools that parents can’t find in Non-Catholic alternatives?

As summer draws to a close each year, our society enters back-to-school mode.

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As a Catholic, mother of eight and 24-year veteran of homeschooling, I have answered thousands of questions about homeschooling.

Diocese secures emergency federal funds for Catholic schools across the state.

Before I became a parent, I thought kids should eat what adults eat, sleep in their own bed all night and only have an hour of screen time on Saturdays.

Our Catholic faith has always celebrated the pursuit of knowledge for the glory of God, and education is an integral part of this work.

Father Fabio Refosco is grateful for Catholic education, as a student and a teacher.

Catholic educators were first called to consider exceptional students in 1965 in the encyclical Gravissimum Educationis, where Pope St. Paul VI clarified that all persons, by virtue of their inherent dignity, have the right to an education.

Father Rafael Ghattas was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist on June 12, 2021.

Children have an innate desire to know and ponder the most essential and important things in life.

The term 'school' is a convenient metaphor for academic and non-academic life lessons.

As parents prepare to send their children back to class for the fall 2021 semester, Catholic school officials are looking forward to returning to a more familiar setting.

As a child, I attended Catholic school when our local communities — and the country — were predominantly Christian.

This is first new Knights council formed on the Charleston Peninsula since the early 1900s.