Noun
a private religious school run by a church or parish
Source: WordNetBy 1919, the academy was sold the money from the sale was used to build a parochial school at St. Francis Xavier Church. Source: Internet
He was schooled for a total of four years, part in the village parochial school and part under Shevchenko's tutelage in Kalinovka's state school. Source: Internet
He completed two grades of parochial school and could read and write. Source: Internet
As part of the survey, Gallup asks parents of K-12 students whether their oldest child attends public, private or parochial school or is home-schooled. Source: Internet
"Being a parish with a parochial school, we stress the unity of truth," Father Meredith said. Source: Internet
Beyond her current day-to-day work in the classroom, Scartozzi has shown flexibility across her 44 years as a parochial school teacher. Source: Internet