By committing to an 11-year journey, students create an extended “family” network—a community of peers that walks alongside them from start to finish, leaning on and supporting each other along the way.
Category: Mission & Catholic Identity
Faith Across the Curriculum Successes
Faith across the curriculum has been a wonderful addition to our school’s academic program that has enhanced student learning, teacher imaginations, and Catholic identity.
Faith Formation Series: Embracing the Challenge in Athletics
It makes abundant sense that we would bring faith into the locker room, onto the field, and into every sports arena.
Building Belonging & Forming “Happy Kids”
Love the students, then teach them.
Teaching Hearts and Minds: Innovation Rooted in Faith in the World Language Classroom
In Catholic education, we are called to form more than scholars—we are called to
form disciples.
The Impact and Legacy of Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925)
We celebrate the centennial of this landmark decision recognizing parental rights in education.
Rooted in Creation: Outdoor Learning and Student Wellness in Catholic Schools
Outdoor learning helps students learn how to slow down and be mindful of their surroundings.
Faith-Formation Series: Embracing the Challenge
Can you embrace the challenge of starting a discipling format for student formation at your school?
The Fruits of Walking Together in Faith
Alex’s journey is one of many that show the fruits of walking together in faith.
The 4 Big Questions Teachers Ask about Curriculum Permeation
Written by Brett Salkeld, Ph.D., Archdiocesan Theologian, Archdiocese of Regina, bretzky@hotmail.com In my work with Catholic school educators on integrating the faith into every subject, I encounter the same questions again and again. They are good questions! And teachers deserve to have them answered straightforwardly, in a way that acknowledges their legitimate concerns. When this […]
