The study also commended the faculty, which is made up of a mix of veteran and new teachers. Without the program, enrollment would have been 129. The scholarship program alerted more parents to the existence of St. James. People are more aware of us. The public relations here are through word of mouth.
People tell other people.
It's made our school a multi-cultural school. You name the nationality, we have it. There is also religious diversity which promotes understanding among denominations. Although all of the students are not Catholic, the school maintains its Catholic identity. One of the end results is that some parents are converting to Catholicism, Mrs. Rubinstein said.