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ERIC EJ914882: Making the Grade in Memphis
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Catholic schools achieved the greatest social
transformation in American history, pulling impoverished
Irish immigrants out of the underclass and into the
working and middle classes, writes Patrick McCloskey,
author of The Street Stops Here--an account of a year in
the life of a Catholic school in Harlem. These schools
now provide a lifeline for disadvantaged, non-Catholic
minorities in urban America, boosting graduation and
college acceptance rates, and outperforming many
equivalent public schools. But they are also disappearing
from the very neighborhoods that need them most.
McCloskey reports on how one diocese has bucked the
trend, what it means to one family, and what it could
mean for America. (Contains 14 footnotes.)
Date Published: 2018-09-30 13:17:47
Identifier: ERIC_EJ914882
Item Size: 14686509
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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