Diocese of Brooklyn: 3 Catholic academies to close at the end of the school year
Officials say the decision to close the schools was based on "unsustainable trends in enrollment and finances over the last five years."
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May 2, 2024, 5:14 PM
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67ds agoThe Diocese of Brooklyn announced three Catholic academies, two in Brooklyn and one in Queens, will permanently close at the end of the school year.
The schools included are Salve Regina Catholic Academy in East New York, St. Catherine of Genoa - St. Therese of Lisieux in Flatbush and St. Matthias Catholic Academy in the Ridgewood section of Queens.
Officials say the decision to close the schools was based on "unsustainable trends in enrollment and finances over the last five years."
Officials provided a website to help students and families affected. Click here to learn more.
The schools will officially close on Aug. 31.
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