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Thus some resulting ATCs were government schools, while others are private schools that are predominantly government funded, and at least one exists as a campus-within-a-campus at a state school and a church school.

The school maintains close links with St Catherine's Church and other church schools within the Diocese of York.

They believed, for instance, that public schools restricted individual liberty by interfering with parental responsibility and undermined freedom of religion by replacing church schools.

Enrollment in church schools from elementary to college was 290,000 students.

The village school (a Church of England primary school) closed in 1990 when it was amalgamated with two other church schools.

In others, church leaders managed to be voted onto boards and restrict the building of board schools or divert the school rate funds into church schools.

The church school, named the Thai-French School, which used French and Thai as the medium of instruction.

The Victorian church school building has been considerably modified and, with a mobile temporary classroom, now provides space for two classes, one for reception and Years.

In the San Francisco exhibit, Maeser chose to focus more on beliefs of the church and educational accomplishments of students in the church school systems.

The religious affiliation of the founders of the school, 12 mothers from the same church - is the Unification Church, but it is not a church school and no religion classes are offered.

In 1907 there were 70 pupils, but numbers later fell and in 1932 the 41 children transferred to the church school.

Muhlenberg is considered the father of church schools in the United States.

Endicott Peabody (1857–1944) founded Groton School in 1884; acknowledging Muhlenberg's influence, he kept his portrait in his study and referred to Groton as a "church school".