How do we foster healthy dialogue appropriate for little ones to seniors at a K-12 school? How do we partner with Christian parents to cultivate critical thinking while also respecting the spectrum of views?
Schools That Inspire: “See, I Am Doing A New Thing”
Launched in the basement of a church, New Hope Christian Academy started with 20 students in K-2nd grade in 1996.
CACE Welcomes Tia Gaines as a Senior Fellow
We are excited to announce a new Fellow joining the work of CACE. Tia Gaines brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to excellent, faith-based education.
Civics and Christianity: What’s the point?
Is politics our new national religion? Political parties have become the place where people find their identity and their community.
Standing on Shoulders: Honoring the Good Work of Dan Beerens
In the world of distinctly Reformed Christian education, few individuals I know have left as indelible a mark as my good friend Dan Beerens.
Civics in the Christian School: Navigating the Political Season
How is my school community going to faithfully, courageously, and respectfully navigate this political season?
Schools That Inspire and the Year Ahead
As we enter a new school year, I’m excited to continue the Schools that Inspire series on our CACE blog.
Shifting
The Teaching for Transformation framework has empowered our staff and students to engage in deeper learning experiences. We are shifting away from breadth of content to depth of content.
School’s Over, But We Didn’t Finish Everything—And That’s a Good Thing
There are very few educators with a completed to-do list. As we look back at the school year (that either just finished or will finish soon), there are certain to be items we had to leave unchecked.