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A Roman Catholic diocese has closed two Catholic schools in a West Virginia county this year, citing low enrollment.
Local news outlets report the Roman Catholic Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston announced Thursday that All Saints Catholic School in Moundsville will not reopen for the 2017-2018 school year. The announcement follows the closure of Bishop Donahue High School.
The closure of the K-8 school comes to years after its opening. Only 32 students enrolled for the upcoming school year, leaving most grades with four or fewer students. The diocese said in a statement that there were no plans to close the school prior to receiving enrollment numbers.
All Saints offered lower tuition than the other four area-Catholic schools. Bishop Michael J. Brasnfield has announced a $1,000 scholarship for students continuing at another diocesan school.
