A new study conducted by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute found that children in Catholic schools are less disruptive and have more self-control than their peers in non-Catholic or public schools.

The movie about children's TV host Fred Rogers, directed by Morgan Neville (“Twenty Feet From Stardom”), is sturdy and unavoidably sentimental.

Our religious institutions have spent centuries cultivating practices, from solitude to humility, that allow us to learn and grow.

The Secretary of Education stirred up controversy when she said it was up to schools to decide if an undocumented student should be reported to authorities.

Advocates of programs to support non-public schools say that they are implemented at the state level within existing agencies and question the claim by Ms. DeVos that a federal law would lead to more bureaucracy.

All colleges face budget challenges, but Catholic schools must also contend with marketing to an increasingly secular applicant pool.