Like the public schools, private and Catholic schools are now focusing on supporting students with online learning during the school shutdown. But these institutions have the added charge of collecting tuition while students are not in the classroom and trying to recruit freshmen for the new school year in the fall.
This, at a time when a number of Catholic schools across the state have closed or merged with others due to low enrollment.
This, at a time when a number of Catholic schools across the state have closed or merged with others due to low enrollment.
Brian Wallace, a spokesman for the Diocese of Bridgeport, said the diocese’s decisions will likely be aligned with those of the governor.
