🇺🇸 Cristo Rey : le lycée catholique où les élèves travaillent un jour par semaine fête ses 30 ans
Né en 1996 dans un quartier populaire de Chicago, l’étrange modèle jésuite est devenu un réseau national de 41 établissements. L’école catholique peut-elle être à la fois lieu de formation spirituelle et laboratoire d’insertion professionnelle ? ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🇺🇸 Summary Thirty years after its foundation in Chicago, Cristo Rey has become one of the most singular Catholic educational experiments in the United States. Students from families of limited economic resources combine rigorous secondary education with professional employment one day each week, and the revenues generated by this programme contribute substantially to the financing of their schooling. The original Jesuit institution has generated a national network of 41 Catholic schools and more than 3,500 corporate partnerships. Its success nevertheless raises a characteristically American question: can a Catholic school simultaneously cultivate intellectual formation, spiritual identity and social mobility...