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Spotlight on Children of Hope Child Development Center: Shaping Futures Every Day
When asked about the remarkable work of Children of Hope Child Development Center (COH), Director Lynn Hockenberger shared her insights and experiences with heartfelt pride. Her passion for early childhood education and advocacy shines through every word, as she reflects on the center’s mission, achievements, and goals. Found in Phoenix, AZ, Children of Hope Child…
Read MoreSpotlight on Bethlehem Lutheran School: Where Learning and Love Go Hand-in-Hand
Found in Granada Hills, CA, Bethlehem Lutheran School is a beacon of Christ-centered education, providing a nurturing environment where children are encouraged to grow academically, emotionally, and spiritually. Led by Director Mary Kandilian, the school’s play-based approach fosters curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning while remaining rooted in Christian values. The school’s long-serving staff…
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How AI Language Models Can Transform Your School Leadership Role
With lean budgets and challenging hiring markets, AI can be a game changer, saving time and money. As a source of information and a strategic partner for creating content, managing communication, and optimizing time management. Here’s how these AI language programs can make a meaningful difference in school leadership. 1. Answering Frequently Asked Questions School…
Read MoreSpotlight on San Marcos Lutheran Children’s Center: Growing in Faith, Nature, and Community
Since opening its doors in September 2003, San Marcos Lutheran Children’s Center in San Marcos, CA, has been a spotlight of early childhood education and community outreach. Founded through a generous donation from The Kellogg Family (yes, the cereal!), the center offers a morning preschool program for children ages 3-5, with the mission to provide…
Read MoreA Summary of The Spiral of Unmanaged Conflict: a 2-part Weekly Meditation published by NAES Exectuive Director, Rev. David Madison, D. Min.
“The absence of trust is the beginning of the breakdown of relationships–whether personal, institutional, or societal.” (The Most Rev. Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury) Rev. David Madison, Executive Director of the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES), recently shared reflections on managing conflict and building trust within school communities in a 2-part Weekly Meditation series. He…
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