Tag: religious education

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Following the way, the truth and the light to serving all students

MINNEOLA, Fla. — The way Charles Williams sees it, if the human vessel comes to the conversation with humility, faith and willingness, the Almighty can communicate a message of divine purpose without resorting to special effects. Sometimes — because God often whispers, Williams notes — all that is required is... READ MORE
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Final vote on nation’s first religious charter school delayed as board members request more information
Editor’s note: For related posts from reimaginED senior writer Lisa...
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‘The Baptists and the Bootleggers’ and religious charter schools
Last week we discussed the Oklahoma attorney general’s advisory opinion...
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A conversation with Archdiocese of Boston Schools Superintendent Thomas W. Carroll
Editor’s note: Daniel P. Schmidt, former vice president for program...
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Supreme Court’s education ruling is good for all Nevadans
Editor’s note: This commentary from Valeria Gurr, director of external...
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How will Carson v Makin affect Catholic schools?
Nicole Garnett, senior policy adviser to the Alliance for Catholic...
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Close enough in education choice no longer good enough
Those defending discrimination in education received a well-deserved comeuppance last...
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Religious schools may face another hurdle to state tuition
Editor’s note: This article appeared last week on washingtontimes.com. Religious...
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Catholic school enrollment rebounding in large dioceses and U.S. overall
Editor’s note: Good news for Catholic schools comes on the...
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Hispanic educators are key to long-term survival of Catholic schools
Editor’s note: This commentary from Melodie Wyttenbach, executive director of...
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Adventist Florida Conference leader: Our goal is to be intentional
“The greatest gift that any educator can give to their...
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