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1884–2026 · GAP-NCSCH-5, WORKED AND LEFT OPEN WITH ITS SETTLER SHARPENED
The parish is demonstrably alive; its school's present state is the one thing about Terre Coupee this section cannot verify — and the difference is printed, not blurred. The banked course stands: St. Stanislaus Kostka's school ran 1884–1925, and reopened on 11 September 1995. The parish itself is active in November 2026's record — the diocese's own paper, Today's Catholic, carried the parish's mission in November 2023, and the parish keeps its seat at 55756 Tulip Road under its present pastor (the Religion section carries the pastor line whole). The school is another matter. Stanislaus, and others in Sayreville, Adams and Chicago — are other towns' schools, set aside one by one. The verdict is therefore a gap, not a closure and not an obituary: the school's present state stands unverified, GAP-NCSCH-5 unclosed, with its settler sharpened by the testing — the Diocese of Fort Wayne–South Bend's school directory read directly in a live session, or the parish's own current listing. The teaching-orders half of the item prints with it: the parish was a diocesan school, and the departures-of-the-orders class — which sisters taught, and when they left — stands in no source reached; its settler is the same diocesan record. A researcher who needs the answer this month should ask the directory, not this page: this page's work is to say exactly why the answer is not here.
Sources:
- Schools and EXPAND-NC2-NOTE — the school's course (1884–1925; reopened 11 September 1995) and GAP-NCSCH-5 as banked.
- Today's Catholic, Diocese of Fort Wayne–South Bend (November 2023) — the parish's mission listing, the parish active.
- Diocese of Fort Wayne–South Bend, Catholic Schools Office (diocesefwsb.org) — the finder as reached November 2026; the diocesan and NCES-derived school lists as searched, no New Carlisle entry.