As Omicron Surges, Catholic Schools Meet the Challenge

As public-school teachers in places like Chicago and New York balked at returning to the classroom amid the Omicron variant surge, Catholic schools quietly continued to do what earned them high praise — and often, enrollment increases — earlier in the pandemic.

From Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, to New York, Boston and Brooklyn, most Catholic schools are keeping their classrooms and buildings open, apart from some short-term temporary closures due to staffing shortages attributable to the new COVID-19 variant.

(Click here to see the news article by National Catholic Register)