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About Catholic School Chronicle
There is a huge black hole in the Internet where Catholic school teachers should be. Where are the Catholic school bloggers, podcasters, Facebook fans and Twitterers? If you’re out there, we need to connect and make our online presence stronger. If you’re not there yet, let’s get busy and create a community to share resources, ideas and stories.
Catholic School Chronicle offers the following resources for Catholic school teachers:
- Articles: Informative, practical articles to enhance the already terrific job you do in the classroom
- Catholic School Headlines: The latest news from the world of Catholic Education
- Community Links: To blogs, podcasts and other web resources of value to Catholic teachers
- Job Listings: Looking for work? Check here for postings across the USA and the world. And if you’re a Catholic school or parish looking for quality Catholic teachers or catechists, post your job opening on Catholic School Chronicle–-the readers of the Chronicle are some of the most dedicated, intelligent, tech-savvy teachers working today.
- The Teacher’s Shopping Network by My Power Mall: I’m offering all readers of Catholic School Chronicle their own online mall to help supplement their teaching income. No gimmicks, no sales classes, no “introductory kits” to buy–just your own online shopping mall with over a thousand stores, like Barnes and Noble, Sears, J.C. Penney, Office Depot, Target, K-Mart, Starbucks and more. It’s simple and costs you absolutely nothing. Find out more by visiting My Power Mall.
About Nick
Nick Senger has been teaching in Catholic schools since 1990, and in 2001 he was named Distinguished Teacher of the Year by the National Catholic Education Association. He is a husband, father of four, Catholic school teacher and vice principal, and author of ROMAN Reading: 5 Practical Skills for Transforming Your Life through Literature.
He currently teaches eighth grade at All Saints Catholic School in Spokane, Washington, where he has worked since 1991. He is available for workshops, seminars and consultation.
Contact Nick
Feel free to use this form to contact Nick about teaching, the Catholic Church, booking him for speaking engagements, the Teachers Shopping Network, or anything else that’s on your mind:
