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The Catholic Diocese of Madison, Wisconsin will allow its schools to air President Obama’s back-to-school speech this year, according to the Wisconsin State Journal. The article goes on to say that this is a reversal of last year’s decision not to allow the speech to be shown in Catholic classrooms. The diocese is not...
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In this week’s Kindle Books for Catholic Teachers we share a book on the saints for teachers and a pair of books for those who teach Shakespeare in Catholic schools. Each book is also available in print form, for a slightly higher price. My Best Teachers Were Saints: What Every Educator Can Learn from...
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The Patheos website has a very interesting series of articles by prominent Catholic thinkers on the topic “Future of Catholicism.” As Catholic educators, it’s important to have a broad sense of what’s happening in the Church, and these articles offer intelligent insights into where we might be heading, where we ought to be heading,...
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Anthony Bryk is the president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.  He gave this commencement address for The Alliance for Catholic Education at Notre Dame on July 10, 2010.
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The Diocese of Saginaw has produced an outstanding video outlining the many benefits of attending Catholic schools. Though it’s primarily aimed at residents of the Saginaw diocese, its message is true of every Catholic school system:
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