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Catholic Schools Not Improving Under Common Core
10 Facts Every Catholic Should Know About the Common Core
NAEP Scores Suggest Some Concerns for Catholic Schools
Many Diocesan and Private Catholic Schools Find Success Outside of Common Core
Disconnect between Common Core’s Literary Approach and Catholic Education’s Pursuit of Truth
Common Core Assessments May Be Cost-Prohibitive for Catholic Schools
Catholic Identity Should Be at Heart of Common Core Decisions
Catholic Education in America: Accountable to the Church or the Feds?
Do Catholic Schools Need the Common Core?
10 Critically Important Adaptations to the Common Core for Catholic Schools*
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