Why are Catholic schools important?

Answer 1

Catholic AnswerCatholic schools are very important for the simple reason that the Catholic faith if almost diametrically opposed to the values of the modern world; and, unfortunately, one of the primary ways those values are instilled in young people is through the public education system. To learn what one needs to know to survive in the modern world, and to learn it with one's faith in tact is a great and precious gift that we should be willing to sacrifice almost anything for to save the next generation. We have a duty, before God, to pass on the faith, and the faith if NOT just going to Mass on Sunday!

Answer 2

Because, a lot of people are scared of the public schools due to all the danger it can put the child up to. Although, really you really just have to find a good public school that doesn't have much of a track record.

Additional Reasons:

I taught in Catholic Schools for 13 years and there are several reasons people choose a Catholic education:

1.) Most want their children educated in a theistic environment rather than the atheistic environment of government (public) schools.

2.) Some place their children in a Catholic school because the quality of education they receive is generally superior to that received in a government school.

3.) Unfortunately, some place their children in a Catholic school simply as a status symbol to impress their friends and neighbors.

Answer 3

A catholic school provides a safe and health learning environment for kids.

Answer 4

because all catholic have different rule and the way the do the so and they all have there diffrerent specalties to the school

Answer 5

IN my perspective they are not at all. My daughter went to a private catholic school and almost failed. THen she moved to a public school and now is doing awesome