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The three parochial schools are within 15 miles of one another.

After all, he has his own children in parochial schools.

How did he know the children were going to parochial school?

Many public school students had to go to private or parochial schools if they wanted to take the course.

She was, they have decided, parochial in every sense of the word.

In 1923 the school was changed from private to parochial.

There are several private and parochial schools in or near the city.

The family sent the children to an area parochial private school.

Five public schools and one parochial school in the area were closed.

But in at least one major respect they are quite parochial.

The model of the movie business is less parochial than it may seem.

Long Island is also home to a number of private and parochial schools.

I am at a loss to understand why such a parochial view of single women's lives is taken.

To some critics, the play made a more parochial point.

"Once again parochial interests have won out over common sense."

Education officials said that most public and parochial schools would be open across the region today.

"Most of the people I know send their kids to private or parochial schools," she said.

It would also open the door for government aid to parochial schools.

After all, many Catholic parents want their children to go to parochial schools.

"The parochial school system now is at a real breaking point."

But an awful lot of people here are too parochial.

The reasons for the attention are more parochial than global.

Students come from a variety of public, private and parochial schools.

He went to parochial schools and played basketball in high school.

The program was first conducted at two parochial schools in 2000.