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 roundup of Catholic education news and resources from the week. In case you missed it… Monthly Message from NCEA President/CEO, October 2016 Collegiality, Collaboration, and Community: The California Catholic School Superintendents’ Curriculum […]
Monthly Message from NCEA President/CEO, October 2016
Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith Catholic schools are communities of faith in which students, teachers and families experience the celebration of Christian values through worship, study, caring relationships and the development of each child’s potential. The goal of all Catholic schools is to form students in faith, to help them grow in knowledge and to teach […]
Collegiality, Collaboration, and Community: The California Catholic School Superintendents’ Curriculum Committee
This article was contributed by Pam Bernards, Ed.D., NCEA Director of Professional Development. The more I have the opportunity to visit with Catholic educators across the country, the more I experience first-hand the “Good News” of Catholic school education. As I write this, I am on my return flight from spending two days with the California […]
NCEA Catholic Leadership Summit for Diocesan Catholic School Leaders
This article was contributed by Annette Jones, NCEA Assistant Director of Leadership Development. Have you registered for this year’s NCEA Catholic Leadership Summit (CLS)? We hope you can join us in Indianapolis from October 23-26, 2016 for the most timely and relevant leadership gathering for Catholic school leaders nationwide! Session Highlight: NCEA is pleased to […]
Amoris Laetitia: Listening to the Joys and Hungers of Families (Part 2)
Join NCEA and Strong Catholic Families on Wednesday, October 12 for the Amoris Laetitia: Listening to the Joys and Hungers of Families (Part 2) webinar. Webinar Description This webinar is provided by the Strong Catholic Families national partnership and kicks off a series of 8 on the topic of Amoris Laetitia. Join panelists for Q & A […]
WEEKLY ROUND UP 10/7/16
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 roundup of Catholic education news and resources from the week. In case you missed it… Preparing for Catholic Schools Week 2017 St. Mary Nativity School Children Participate in Prayer Service during National […]
Preparing for Catholic Schools Week 2017
Join NCEA and Jennifer Trefelner on Thursday, October 13, 2016 for the Preparing for Catholic Schools Week 2017 webinar! Webinar Description Effective marketing is essential to a school’s success in today’s competitive education environment. Through strategic events, communication tools, and marketing materials, schools can promote the value of a Catholic education in a myriad of ways. Did […]
St. Mary Nativity School Children Participate in Prayer Service during National Day of Prayer for Peace
This article was contributed by Anne-Marie Cronin, Director of Marketing and Enrollment Management at St. Mary Nativity School in the Diocese of Joliet, IL. Students at St. Mary Nativity School in the Diocese of Joliet, IL gathered on Sept. 9 during the National Day of Prayer for Peace and conducted a prayer service. Bishop R. Daniel Conlon […]
7 Tips to Integrate English Language Learners into Mainstream Classrooms
The following guest post was provided by NCEA’s Corporate Partner, UTP High Schools. We have all been there. You’re teaching your lesson, moving right along, and then you look over to see your English Language Learner (ELL) staring at you with pleading, questioning eyes. You know the student doesn’t understand, but you can’t slow down […]
NCEA Monthly Feature School Video: St. Paul Catholic School
St. Paul Catholic School in Marion, Indiana is a preschool through 6th grade academic community focused on preparing students academically and spiritually for life’s challenges. We provide a well-rounded education with an emphasis on helping each child reach their full potential. This is evident through the advanced placement of students based on their individual needs […]
