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Office of Schools

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By Barbara Stevens, Joseph Diskin, Laura Ferreras
| Diocese of Metuchen
In the Diocese of Metuchen, protecting God’s children from sexual abuse is our highest priority. We have updated our policies, enacted stringent reporting procedures, expanded our Diocesan Review Board, and established the Office of Child and Youth Protection, to ensure sexual abuse of any kind will be rooted out of our local Church. All allegations are handled immediately, responsibly and legally. We work closely with our county prosecutors and other law enforcement personnel.
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New Jersey's neediest students need new focus after COVID-19 report

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By Barbara Stevens
| Yahoo Verified
The New Jersey COVID-19 Response Report has illuminated the enduring challenges faced by those already on the margins, emphasizing the critical need for comprehensive support systems. In times of crisis and in times of reflection, it is paramount that we reaffirm our commitment to serving those in greatest need and ensuring equitable access to quality educational resources.
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Go in peace to love and serve the Lord!

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By Barbara Stevens
On behalf of the Office of Schools, I extend congratulations to our 2023 Graduates! Students from both eighth grade and high school are ready to move forward to embrace the next new chapter in their lives, and after many years of spiritual and academic formation, we send them forth with God’s blessings to an exciting future ahead. Our graduates have worked very hard and accomplished much, as can be seen in the many awards and scholarships that they have received.
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