The principal believes it's a done deal, while the pastor says no final decision is close to being made.
The following appeared on the Channel 13 web site late yesterday morning:
Webster, N.Y.- The Saint Rita School in Webster will be run by the parish beginning in the fall of 2011.
Monday, school leaders announced they are planning to significantly expand fundraising efforts to prepare for the time when the school is no longer run by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester.
In a press release, Principal Sister Katherine Ann Rappl said, “Only 52 percent of our students come from families that belong to the Saint Rita Parish. So as we transition to parish responsibility, the support of the surrounding community will be more important than ever.”
The school is holding a new spring gala in May as a way to raise money.
It will be held Friday, May 7 at Glendoveers on Old Browncroft Road.
However, the D&C this morning reports:
Fate of St. Rita’s school up in air
Father Charles Latus of St. Rita’s Church in Webster said Monday that although the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester is exploring the possibility of having some schools become parish-run, no decisions have been made regarding St. Rita’s school.
“We have had talks with the diocese, but no final decision has been made or is close to being made,” said Latus.
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