"Catholic high school in expansion mode"

http://www.chron.com/neighborhood/spring/news/article/Catholic-high-school-in-expansion-mode-5855462.php


"Frassati Catholic High School in Spring started small when it opened its doors last year to a freshman class of 45 students.


Already there was a vision to grow into something much bigger, said principal Sister John Paul Myers. A master plan for more buildings to accommodate future students had been in the works since the beginning."

"9 Catholic schools in city and suburbs to close; 2 others to be reconfigured"

http://wgntv.com/2014/10/29/cardinal-george-says-more-school-closings-coming/




"Chicago’s Catholic school system announced nine schools in the city and the suburbs will close their doors at the end of this coming school year.




The nine schools are three times as many as last year. Two more schools will be reconfigured. Schools in Lake and Cook County will be impacted and the suburbs are included.




The archdiocese says its due to low enrollment and shifting demographics.
1,280 students will be affected and more than 200 teachers and staff."

"Ellen Page and Julianne Moore's gay drama banned from shooting at Catholic school"

http://www.upi.com/Entertainment_News/2014/10/24/Ellen-Page-and-Julianne-Moores-gay-drama-banned-from-shooting-at-Catholic-school/4591414147867/

"NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y., Oct. 24 (UPI) -- The film crew from the upcoming gay drama Freeheld was barred from shooting scenes at a Catholic high school in New Rochelle, N.Y. after the school's principal found out about the movie's subject matter."

Commentary: I have to ask, when will there be movie about the real Catholic School Students, not some hyped drama that Hollywood produces?

"Archdiocese Considers New Round of Catholic School Closings"

http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Archdiocese-Considers-New-Round-of-Catholic-School-Closings-278617311.html


"Area Catholic schools may again be targeted for a new round of closings.

Sources tell NBC 5 that several schools are slated for closure, but officials with the Archdiocese of Chicago say no final decisions have been made."