A Resolution designating the week of January 26 through February 1, 2025, as "Catholic Schools Week" in Pennsylvania and expressing congratulations and appreciation to Catholic elementary and secondary schools across this Commonwealth.
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Overview
This resolution officially recognizes the week of January 26 through February 1, 2025, as Catholic Schools Week in Pennsylvania. It expresses gratitude and appreciation to Catholic elementary and secondary schools throughout the state. The resolution highlights the significant role these schools play in educating students and fostering important values. It also acknowledges the theme for this year’s Catholic Schools Week.
Key provisions
- Designates January 26-February 1, 2025, as Catholic Schools Week in Pennsylvania.
- Expresses congratulations and appreciation to Catholic schools.
- Recognizes the theme for the week: ‘Catholic Schools: United in Faith and Community’.
- Acknowledges the number of students educated in Catholic schools (over 100,000).
- Highlights the diverse locations of Catholic schools across Pennsylvania.
- Mentions the values instilled in students, including self-esteem and leadership skills.
- Notes the low student dropout rate (less than 1%) and high postsecondary education rates (96%).
Who is affected
- Catholic elementary schools
- Catholic secondary schools
- Students attending Catholic schools
- Parents of students attending Catholic schools
- The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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