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1. case.edu › ech › articlesPAROCHIAL EDUCATION (CATHOLIC) | Encyclopedia of Cleveland ...

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   Catholic education reached 112,357 elementary and 26,600 high school students when Bp. CLARENCE ISSENMANN became bishop. The mid-1960s witnessed a trend of consolidations at the elementary and secondary levels, resulting, for instance, in creation of Cleveland Central Catholic High School (1969).

2. teachingcleveland.org › history-of-the-clevelandHistory of the Cleveland Public Schools from the Encyclopedia ...

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   Jan 30, 2006 · Bradburn and his supporters proudly opened CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL on 13 July 1846–the first public high school west of the Alleghenies. In 1847 the state authorized the election of a board of education to control all schools in a single district.

3. case.edu › ech › articlesCATHOLICS, ROMAN | Encyclopedia of Cleveland History | Case ...

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   There were 7,500 students enrolled in the city's parish schools in 1890 and more than 20,000 by 1909. (See PAROCHIAL EDUCATION, CATHOLIC.) These efforts to build a high-quality Catholic school system, however, did not occur without controversy.

4. case.edu › ech › articlesEncyclopedia of Cleveland History - Case Western Reserve ...

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   By 1884 the 3rd Plenary Council of Baltimore required schools for Catholic children to be built next to each church. The first Catholic school in Cleveland opened in 1848, and by 1884 there were 123 PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS with 26,000 children enrolled. By 1909 several significant schools were added by Bp.

5. www.dioceseofcleveland.org › news › 2019/09/12Cleveland Central Catholic High School marks 50 years ...

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   Sep 12, 2019 · Fifty years ago, a plan was developed in the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland for four parish high schools – St. Stanislaus, St. Michael the Archangel, Our Lady of Lourdes and St. John Cantius, all in Cleveland – to merge and create Cleveland Central Catholic High School.

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6. www.dioceseofcleveland.org › about › our-schoolsOur Schools | Catholic Diocese of Cleveland | Cleveland, OH

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   The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland is the 6th largest system of Catholic Schools in the United States, educating 38,855 students each day. Follow the link below to learn more about how Catholic schools partner with parents to educate students from pre-k through high school.

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   What happened to Cleveland Public Schools in 1978?

   • In 1978, there was a change of 629 students from Cleveland public schools to Catholic schools, but 540 Catholic school students switched to Cleveland public schools. Because of the Cleveland Public School Desegregation Act of 1976, a federal court-appointed monitor kept reports on public and Catholic school enrollments.

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   How many students did Cleveland Central Catholic high school have?

   • During the 1969-70 school year, over 1,600 students attended Cleveland Central Catholic High School (CCC) as the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland opened the school on the campuses of the four founding schools.

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   What is the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland?

   • The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland is the 6th largest system of Catholic Schools in the United States, educating 38,855 students each day. Follow the link below to learn more about how Catholic schools partner with parents to educate students from pre-k through high school. Learn more about Catholic Schools

   Our Schools | Catholic Diocese of Cleveland | Cleveland, OH

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   Why did Cleveland Central Catholic high school merge?

   • In 1968, four Cleveland urban Catholic 'parish' high schools merged to form Cleveland Central Catholic High School (CCC). One of the benefits of forming one school was the impact of bringing students together from both sides of the Cuyahoga River. Students and faculty would rotate from one campus to another with great regularity.

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   How many new Catholic schools opened in 1952?

   • Under Archbp. EDWARD F. HOBAN, by 1952, 33 new Catholic elementary schools opened. Catholic education reached 112,357 elementary and 26,600 high school students when Bp. CLARENCE ISSENMANN became bishop.

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   What happened to Cleveland schools in the 1960s?

   • During the 1960s, there was a trend of consolidations at the elementary and secondary levels in Cleveland, which led to the creation of Cleveland Central Catholic High School in 1969. By 1970, Cleveland schools experienced a 28% decrease in enrollment and a significant decrease in the number of religious teachers, who composed 56% of elementary faculty. This passage is about the changes in Cleveland schools during the 1960s.

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8. www.centralcatholichs.org › historyHistory of Cleveland Central Catholic

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   In 1968, in response to changing demographics and educational needs, the four schools came together to form Cleveland Central Catholic High School. This merger consolidated their resources and extended their mission of providing quality education while preserving their Catholic heritage.