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Soul Health

Blog, Character Development, Philosophy | March 21, 2023

Our students are bombarded with an unprecedented amount of “mental health” jargon and many students are adopting pathologized identities (e.g., “I am a cutter,” “I am a bullied person,” “I am gender dysphoric”). In this cultural milieu, it is imperative that we guide...

A Great Partnership With Echoes and Reflections

Blog, Character Development, Curriculum Development, Philosophy, Resources | January 17, 2023

We are excited to announce that Curriculum Trak has been working with Echoes and Reflections to bring their Holocaust educational content to Curriculum Trak schools. Since 2005, Echoes and Reflections has made it their mission to help educators and students...

Effective Character Education: It Takes More Than a Class

Biblical Integration, Faith Learning, Learning Outcomes, Philosophy | July 21, 2022

I have just finished a literature review on character education in schools. After thirty pages of writing and references I feel I have barely scratched the surface of this convoluted and controversial subject. Berkowitz describes the world of character education as...

If Someone Were to Ask You Why They Should Send Their Children to a Christian School, What Would You Say?

Blog, Faith Learning, Philosophy, School Culture, School Legacy, School Mission | June 7, 2022

Hiring someone to work at your Christian school is tricky business. You can look at the resume, the philosophy of education and the statement of faith, but the three pieces only really knit together when the applicant is sitting in front of you at an interview. At our...