Robert Cox+FollowNYC Catholic schools face tough choicesCatholic schools in New York City are seeing fewer students this year, and that’s leading to more school closures and mergers. For many families, rising tuition costs are making it harder to keep kids enrolled, and some students are starting the year at new schools after their old ones shut down. But there’s a silver lining: some schools, like Holy Cross High School in Queens, are expanding and trying new things to attract more students. Plus, there’s a noticeable increase in enrollment from immigrant families. What do you think—can innovation and community support help these schools survive? #Education #NYCschools #CatholicSchools00Share
