This post was prepared by NCEA’s Assistant Director of Professional Development, Mickie Abatemarco. “This week we celebrate Catechetical Sunday. It is a time to celebrate those who catechize, who echo the faith. As teachers in Catholic education you are challenged to do that every day. I hope these thoughts encourage you to be the catechist […]
What Deserving Teacher Do You Think Should Be Sent to NCEA 2016?
NCEA is sending a deserving teacher to NCEA 2016 Convention and Expo. Live voting is now open on the NCEA Facebook page. Like our page and vote for your favorites. Need help deciding? Here are reasons why others think you should vote for them! Angela Ferguson Saint Richard Catholic School Urban Dictionary defines the word, “bomb-diggity,” as […]
#PopeInUSA Visit 2015 – Live Coverage from USCCB
Next week marks the historic visit of Pope Francis to the United States. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has announced they will be live-streaming over six days of free video coverage of papal events. Some events include: the canonization Mass of Blessed Junípero Serra, the Holy Father’s visit to Catholic Charities in […]
WEEKLY ROUND UP 09/11/15
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… In Their Own Words: Reflections on Identity, Transitions and what it Means to be “First-Generation” Monthly Message […]
In Their Own Words: Reflections on Identity, Transitions and what it Means to be “First-Generation”
The following blog post is part of our Lamps Under the Bushel Basket series focusing on Supporting First-Generation Students in Catholic Secondary Schools by Jesse Rodriguez, Gina Liberotti and Evelyn Jimenez, Loyola High School. The students on the campus of Loyola Marymount University meeting with students from “FIRST TO GO.” “I feel honored and scared […]
Monthly Message from NCEA President – September 2015
Another faith-filled and academically excellent school year is upon us! NCEA has kicked off the school year with our new organizational structure to carry out our mission to Lead, Learn and Proclaim. New staff members have joined the association, bringing fresh ideas and great enthusiasm. Having recently upgraded our technology infrastructure, we have now […]
15 Ways to Keep Your Teaching Stamina for 2015
This post was prepared by NCEA’s Educational Resources Manager, Andrea Kopp. As the school year begins, teachers and students begin the task of establishing routines, getting to know each other and rebuilding the stamina to make it through the school day. It is a tremendous blessing and great responsibility to ensure the spiritual, social and […]
The Superintendent’s Academy
The Superintendent’s Academy provides innovative, timely and relevant information and practices for superintendents, associate superintendents, and assistant superintendents in Catholic education. While the Academy focuses primarily on new or nearly new diocesan leaders, it is also an excellent professional development opportunity for aspiring superintendents and seasoned veterans seeking a refresher. This year’s academy is centered […]
Weekly Round Up 9/4/15
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… NCEA Prayer Service for a New School Year NCEA IFG:ACRE Available Online Catholic Schools: Stewards of our […]
From CAPE News: Students Exceed SAT Benchmark
The Council for American Private Education (CAPE) recently reported that the average SAT scores for 2015 graduates from religious and independent schools significantly exceeded the SAT College and Career Readiness Benchmark, a combined score of 1550 on three SAT tests (critical reading, writing, and mathematics) that is associated with success in college. Click here to […]
