University Identity Crisis by Kenneth D Whitehead Value of a Catholic Liberal Arts Education by Dominic Aquila. Rather than seeing Catholic education as merely the addition of a religion course to the usual academic subjects, we want our students to make Christian sense out of what they learn in their natural science, math, and history courses, in their study of art, music, and literature. What A Student Owes His Teacher by Rev. James V. Schall, S.J. . Students have obligations to their teachers, obligations arising from the fact that the teacher-student relationship is primarily a spiritual relationship. Students do not go to school to learn what teachers happen to think.
Some people are at war against the whole concept.
They think it is undemocratic, unfair, and elitist. St Thomas High School by John Sage and Thaddeus Kosens. How a Catholic high school stayed Catholic and survived a generation of school closings. Educators are rightly concerned that young people are not learning to enjoy reading. But in an effort to stimulate interest, they are introducing many books of questionable merit, books which present to the young a neopagan world view.