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Archdiocese plans to close small Chelsea grade school

Students of Our Lady of Grace School in Chelsea left the building last night after being informed of the archdiocese's plan to close the school permanently in June. Enrollment has been dwindling for years, while expenses have continued to rise. Students of Our Lady of Grace School in Chelsea left the building last night after being informed of the archdiocese's plan to close the school permanently in June. Enrollment has been dwindling for years, while expenses have continued to rise. (erik jacobs/for the boston globe)
By Michael Paulson and Michael Naughton
Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent / January 18, 2007

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CHELSEA -- A 78-year-old Catholic grade school will close in June, the latest in a string of closings of small Catholic schools in Eastern Massachusetts, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston said yesterday. (Full article: 706 words)

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