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Tranter is a Coyle and Cassidy grad who spent the last 11 years of her year career at the school as its president. She left in to work for the diocese in Fall River as its director of strategic initiatives.

She says the idea was to work together collaboratively to maximize fundraising opportunities and devise a shared curriculum. She says the diocese knew of her intent when they hired her but changed her role after she left Coyle and Cassidy and arrived in Fall River.

Tranter insists that the financial havoc being wreaked by the coronavirus pandemic was not a major factor in the decision by the diocese to close the school. My ideas fell on deaf ears. She said the school never seemed to regain its footing in terms of enrollment after the Great Recession of and That was really sad and our attendance really declined. Quill says that the sense of independence Coyle and Cassidy administrators had prided themselves on for so many years might have backfired to some extent.

It was as if it was a fait accompli. She says she agrees with Enos that there has been some degree of a pro-Fall River bias displayed through the years by the diocese. Quill says when she began teaching at Coyle and Cassidy in , the school had just been awarded its second School of Excellence Award by the U.

Department of Education. Before he was elected mayor of Taunton, Thomas Hoye Jr. But Hoye also said that Coyle-Cassidy could have done more to help its cause years ago by embarking on a more aggressive campaign to solicit private donations from its alumni base. Hoye also says that competition for students became keener in more recent years as the public high and middle schools in Taunton improved, and began attracting more students who otherwise would have had to pay tuition to attend Coyle and Cassidy.

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Considerable cloudiness. Occasional rain showers after midnight. Low around 45F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph. Updated: November 11, pm. The continued decline in enrollment coupled with the unavoidable financial reality leaves the Diocese without the resources to continue to keep Coyle and Cassidy and St. Margaret Primary operational. As of June 30, both schools are slated to close and families are being provided with information on where students can enroll.

No student will face an increase in tuition regardless whether they are moving to Bishop Connolly or Our Lady of Lourdes, the Diocese said. Sign Up. Log In. Purchase a Subscription. We hope that you continue to enjoy our free content.