Theresia’s school is about as far from civilization as you can get. When it comes to highlighting “schools that inspire,” this humble school offers the deep inspiration that comes from embodying the ideals of Christian education.
Build the Beautiful City: Deep Hope Among Invasive Blackberry Bushes
Hannah Munnalall’s Deep Hope for herself and her students is to cultivate God’s Garden City as His representatives by exploring God’s creation in the way He originally intended.
Sustainable Schooling in a Rapidly Changing World
A great deal of research has been conducted on what makes great schools great, or at least effective schools effective. Through my own research, I have identified seven primary factors that enable schools to see improvement over time.
Schools That Inspire: A School of Hope in Asia
Nestled amidst the scenic landscapes, this school is more than an educational institution—it is a sanctuary of hope and transformation.
Back to the Basics: Reinforcing Worldview in Christian Schools
When at our best, we look to mission first and then to the required people, places, and programs. However, we are not always at our best. Sometimes, secondary matters take precedence, resulting in mission creep.
Embracing the Joy of Missing Out
There is good news that can motivate us toward digital well-being. People who are happiest with technology use it differently.
Tee Up: A Lesson About Christian Education from the Ryder Cup
You may wonder how a team golf event has any correlation to Christian Education. What could Christian school leaders learn from the Ryder and Solheim Cups?
Thinking About Governance: Policy That Matters
Good governance requires good policy. A Christian school that has good governance will, of necessity, have good policy. Failure in governance is often related to a policy failure.
Schools That Inspire: St. Matthew’s Church of England Primary School
My visit to St. Matthew’s left a profound impact on me. The school’s mission and values center on the flourishing of all children and staff.