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Catholic high schools

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Catholic high schools --- Educational surveys --- Minorities --- Education (Secondary)

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Comme son titre l'indique, le dictionnaire que voici est consacré aux lycées catholiques, c'est-à-dire reconnus comme tels par les évêques, relevant de la Bretagne administrative, c'est-à-dire les quatre départements qui forment également aujourd'hui l'académie de Rennes. Il est le complément logique et nécessaire d'un précédent ouvrage, paru en 2012, le Dictionnaire des lycées publics de Bretagne. Ce second dictionnaire a donc d'abord pour raison d'être de rendre visible l'autre acteur du système scolaire breton. Mais il a aussi l'ambition de montrer pourquoi et comment cet enseignement catholique s'est constitué et perpétué jusqu'à nos jours.

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This study analyzes big-city high schools: how they function and how the education of the low-income minority youth in these high schools can be improved. It compares comprehensive (or zoned) high schools, special public magnet schools, and Catholic high schools and identifies school features that motivate low-income children to learn and develop into mature adults. Finally, it suggests ways these features can be made more broadly available to urban public high school students. The study was conducted in New York City, and most of its findings apply directly to the improvement of that city's schools. The results also pertain to high school improvement efforts in any major city.

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