Of course, every teacher has off-days. We all have lessons that flop, tempers that flare, and emails that exhaust. But are we intentionally trying our very best to consistently, holistically form our students for life...

Students have seemed to be taking detours in various directions with little emotional resilience after the pandemic. SEL programs can be costly, and psychologists and counselors are in high demand. Teachers have been exhausted and...

Perhaps working backwards in our planning, looking at standards achievement as our end goal, and moving forward with a strategic plan that’s more closely based on that achievement would make a lot of sense and...

As educators, we’re always looking for ways to do the crossover in our classes: How can we integrate content from various disciplines?

Curriculum directors in faith-based schools likely have a very broad job description, and the longer you have worked in one place, the bigger that grows! Curriculum is a broad umbrella under which many related academic...

The only way to achieve shared accountability is to share the responsibility.

The more I researched, the more I realized that while giving students biblical information is critical, it is usually not enough to foster the kind of life change promoted in our Christian school mission statements....

Let’s face it: being a teacher is hard work. From instructional planning, grading, and tracking standards mastery, to setting and implementing classroom procedures and making on-the-fly changes to lessons for individual student needs, there is...

What role could catechism still play in Christian education today? Creeds or beliefs help students KNOW. Christian schools that are paying close attention to the spiritual formation of students are monitoring student growth in knowledge,...