If we want our Catholic schools to be thriving communities of faith and learning, we must shift from a culture of evaluation to a culture of continuous growth.
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Archangel Supporting Hawaiian Educators
The community development aspect of our company is where our soul truly lies.
The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA): The Federal Tax Credit Program that Would Bring School Choice to all 50 States
The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) would…expand school choice opportunities for families in all 50 states.
Awarding Financial Aid Equitably in Catholic Schools
Equity means each family gets what they need to pursue the same educational opportunities.
Los Angeles Catholic Schools: Creating a Culture of Change
EmpowerU’s 1:1 coaching component proves critical in improving educator well-being and resilience.
Hope Does Not Disappoint: Embracing Life’s Cross with Faith, Hope and Love
Hope gives us the confidence to boldly step out into the unknown, because although we do not know what the future holds, we do know WHO holds our future.
Catholic Scouting Builds Community in Catholic Schools
Catholic Scouting builds community by helping young people connect with one another and by helping school families build relationships with fellow school families.
Jumpstart Your Day of Giving: Quick Planning Tips
Written by Crystal Berry, head of global partnerships, BetterWorld, [email protected] The NCEA Many Gifts, One Nation Day of Giving is a powerful opportunity to unite your community, celebrate the mission of Catholic education and ensure the sustainability of your school’s future. At BetterWorld, we understand that fundraising for schools is more than just raising money; […]
Year-End Giving in Catholic Schools: A Time for Connection, Reflection and Impact
Did you know that 30% of all charitable donations are made in December, with 12% of donations occurring in just the final three days of the year?
Alumni Fundraising Strategies for Your Catholic School
Alumni are more than just former students—they’re vital connections linking your institution’s past to its future.
