What the shocking Nation's Report Card scores reveal about Catholic schools

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : On the other hand, public schools lost over a million students during the pandemic.
62% : What's more, most of the urban Catholic schools that mitigated learning loss were just as likely (if not more likely) to be saddled with older facilities, less money, and disadvantaged students than public schools in poor urban locales and tony upscale Democratic districts.
45% : It's time for more states to expand school choice so that all families can have access to education alternatives, including Catholic and other private schools.
44% : Part of the reason, as Georgetown University researchers recently found, is that "investments in social-emotional learning are more popular [with public schools] than expanded learning time."

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