Catholic schools' enrollment drops

“It's a matter of finance. As tuition increases, obviously it creates a more difficult situation on some families.”

Local Catholic schools have experienced steadily declining enrollment over the past decade, forcing many to close or consolidate. via Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune

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As a graduate of WRACS it is no suprise. There is a lack of quality religious education, lack of structure, and overall academic inadequacies. IF the local Catholic schools began teaching Catholic theology correctly (and not to their own beliefs), and had the structure to set them apart from public school maybe they would see a change.