Four Catholic League Schools to remain open
Written by: Willie McGonigle on Friday, February 24th, 2012. Follow Willie McGonigle on Twitter.
PHILADELPHIA: Come June, West Catholic, Monsignor Bonner, Archbishop Prendergast, St. Huberts and Conwell Egan were all slayted to close that was untill today when the Archdiocese of Philadelphia announce that all four schools would remain open.
It’s expected the Catholic League would go back to its format that it has had since the joining the PIAA of having three divisions a AAAA,AAA,AA
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February 25th, 2012 at 12:07 pm
I am happy for Brian Fluck and his staff, they are a impressive group. I am happy that West Catholic survives and I admire the effect it has on the inner city children. The mission of West Catholic far exceeds sports champions.
February 24th, 2012 at 5:31 pm
Other news reports state that the schools were kept open by donations. Where did West Catholic come up with the donations? All you hear on the chat boards when West Catholic recruiting comes up is how poor and underprivileged the student body is, but somehow, somewhere, someone managed to come up donations large enough to keep the school open. (I saw a figure of $3 million for Conwell Egan).