Do you know someone who is an amazing storyteller? When they speak, you hang on each word as they slowly spin a story that is as thrilling as it is moving. Or maybe you know that in whatever tale they are telling, there is a deep nugget of wisdom or a belly laugh right around the corner. Well, I am … Read More
Group Vibe: Why We Stink at Creating Classroom Culture
What is your process for building positive classroom culture? Do you focus on making your space organized and welcoming?
Schools That Inspire: Planning for Flourishing Futures
The Class of 2040 is already in our schools, their futures unfolding. As educators, we have a profound responsibility to ensure that all our young learners can flourish.
Christian School Outcomes and Delivering on Our Promises: New Findings from the Cardus Education Survey
The Cardus Education Survey offers a rigorous and detailed analysis of graduate outcomes that had previously been lacking and setting a new standard for insights into how faith-based schooling shapes lives.
Schools That Inspire: The Truth about Veritas Christian Academy
Without careful attention, any organization, faith based or not, can move away from its stated mission.
Dan Beerens: Bringing All Schools Together in Christ
Dan Beerens continues to be the hands and feet of Jesus. His legacy has been established in Christian schools and beyond.
Schools That Inspire: An Urban Acorn in Houston Turned Sapling
My first encounter with Harbor Christian Academy was over seven years ago when some of their founding leadership visited Minneapolis.
CACE Welcomes Dr. Lynn Swaner as a Senior Fellow
We are delighted to announce a new Fellow joining the work of CACE. Dr. Lynn Swaner brings a wealth of expertise and a deep commitment to excellent, Christian education.
Practice what you preach? Only if there’s ice cream.
You might not know this, but Dan Beerens has been named an honorary Canadian by the hosts of the Every Square Centimetre Podcast.
A Lesson on Pride
Pride impacts how we lead, including a tendency to push those we lead not for some higher cause but for the sake of our own vanity.