Pope St. John Paul II proclaimed that every individual is “unique and unrepeatable,” a truth that Catholic education must reflect in both mission and practice.
Category: Academic Excellence
Preserving Catholic School Core Values with Innovative Technologies
The future of Catholic education lies in its ability to adapt and innovate without compromising its core values.
Teach Resilience?
Resilience is much discussed today, perhaps because life stressors seem to have grown in number and intensity, especially since COVID.
Preparing Students to Live in a Racially Diverse Society
The Catholic worldview expressed in the teachings of Christ as recorded in the gospels, in our Catholic tradition, and in Catholic Social Teaching (CST) can prepare our students to thrive in a racially diverse society.
Integrating Sustainability Education in Catholic Schools
As educators in Catholic schools, our Catholic faith offers a foundation to heal fractures in our society.
National Standards for Catholic Education
What are the NSBECS, and how can a school or diocese use them?
Five Leadership Virtues In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
The education leaders who will thrive in the age of AI embody a unique set of virtues that enable them to navigate uncharted waters and inspire their communities. Here are the ALICE Virtues.
Encourage Curiosity, Spark Inquiry: Teach Students to Ask Their Own Questions
The Question Formulation Technique (QFT) focuses on improving one’s ability to articulate thoughts, ask the best question and seek out the right answers.
Parents and Parishes Strengthen Student Faith Formation
Catholic schools have a dual mission, to be excellent schools and excellent places of faith formation.
Bridging the Science of Reading and Literacy Development for Multilingual Learners
Multilingual learners are the fastest-growing population in U.S. schools and account for roughly 10 percent of student populations.
