Don’t forget to register for Bearing Witness, taking place this year from Sunday, July 19, 2015 to Friday, July 24, 2015. Click here for more information. The Eileen Ludwig Greenland National Bearing Witness™ Summer Institute is a five-day, all-expense paid professional development opportunity designed to provide Catholic school educators with the training and resources necessary […]
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Get Involved with World Meeting of Families
This post was first published on the NCEA Religious Education newsfeed by Mickie Abatemarco, Associate Executive Director of the NCEA Religious Education Department. “When families bring children into the world, train them in faith and sound values, and teach them to contribute to society, they become a blessing in our world. Families can become a […]
Finances as It Relates to Good Governance
A message from Boards and Councils Department Executive Director Regina Haney, Ed.D.: “This month the boards and councils department is focusing on the topic of finances, especially as it relates to good governance. On our newsfeed, we are featuring articles that discuss new financial models for schools, tips on better financial management, and a preview of […]
Preparing for NCEA 2015
A Message from NCEA President Brother Robert Bimonte, FSC It is hard to believe that the annual NCEA Convention is only a month away. For many of us, a visit to the “Sunshine State” will be a welcome antidote to the cold and snow that seem to have become an almost daily event! The NCEA […]
Monday Morning Meeting: Implementing Digital Days
On Mondays, NCEA Talk presents member submitted topic or question for discussion. Share your knowledge and resources with your Catholic school educators across the country by emailing [email protected]. This week’s member submitted question – for diocesan leaders: The Mid-Atlantic superintendents are seeking guidelines or policies for implementing “digital days” or virtual school during inclement weather. If you […]
Weekly Round Up — 3/6/2015
Didn’t have the chance to check in with NCEA Talk each day? We’ve got you covered. Each Friday NCEA Talk will post a round up of Catholic education news and resources from the week. In case you missed it… Monday Morning Meeting – Share your knowledge and resources with your Catholic school educators across the country by […]
NCEA 2015 Award Winners In the News
The National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) and its membership departments recognize the countless professional individuals, organizations, and students that are ambassadors of Catholic education, and are honored to provide many award opportunities to express accolades for their dedication and support. Our NCEA 2015 Award Winners are now posted on our website. To see a full […]
The Mission of Catholic Schools for the World – Keynote at NCEA 2015
The opening general session at NCEA’s convention always inspires attendees to acquire new knowledge and renew their spirit. This year promises to be no exception. NCEA is pleased to have Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo, President and CEO of Catholic Relief Services as keynote speaker at NCEA15! Dr. Woo assumed the position of CEO and president […]
Leadership Succession Planning Webinar
From the authors of NCEA’s Leadership Succession Planning in Catholic Education: An Ongoing Plan for Leadership Development, Identification, and Selection publication, this webinar will provide practical information and in-depth discussion on the steps within the process of leadership succession planning. Members are invited to join Anthony Sabatino, Ed.D. Clinical Associate Professor, Loyola Marymount University and Mary Fitzgerald, SSND Assistant Professor Notre […]
Monday Morning Meeting: Diocesan Data Strategy
On Mondays, NCEA Talk presents member submitted topic or question for discussion. Share your knowledge and resources with your Catholic school educators across the country by emailing [email protected]. This week’s member submitted question – for diocesan leaders: Has your diocese developed a Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment strategy that integrates and shares data from a student information […]
