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Precious Blood student Guile Navos raises his hand during class. Located a few miles west of downtown LA, Precious Blood is one of three new inner-city “microschools” trying a fresh approach to Catholic education. (Victor Alemán)

Why the ‘microschool’ model is working in three LA Catholic schools

Ann Rodgers|Feb 15, 2023|5 Min Read

TK and kindergarten students from Our Lady of Guadalupe School in East LA with teacher Ashley Juarez on Aug. 25. (Victor Alemán)

LA Catholic schools see signs of post-pandemic growth in new school year

Tom Hoffarth|Aug 30, 2022|4 Min Read

Msgr. Aidan Carroll stands next to blueprints for the new performing arts center at Bishop Amat High School, a project he has spearheaded for more than a decade. The building is set to open this fall. (Victor Alemán)

The LA priest who became Bishop Amat's ‘living endowment’

Steve Lowery|Aug 9, 2021|7 Min Read

Principal Aaron De Loera talks to 3rd grade students on the first day of in-person class at St. Bernard Catholic School in Bellflower on March 3, 2021. (David Amador Rivera)

As LA’s COVID rates drop, more Catholic schools cautiously reopen

Tom Hoffarth|Mar 11, 2021|5 Min Read

First graders at Holy Name of Mary follow a lesson from teacher Maria Bartelt in one of the school’s first grade classrooms with 10 students. (Victor Alemán)

What LA’s Catholic schools have learned about reopening during COVID

Tom Hoffarth|Feb 16, 2021|8 Min Read

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