News
06.01.11
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As Seton's pilot site for the Phaedrus Initiative, the new Mission Dolores Academy will use educational technology to substantially reduce operating costs AND increase the academic performance of its students. This pioneer school in San Francisco will show the way for many other financially struggling Catholic schools to achieve the same cost savings and academic improvements. Phaedrus and blended technology aren’t the centerpiece of a video that was presented at a recent fundraising luncheon for Mission Dolores, but it is mentioned, and the video provides a feel for the school, the two great priests on the board, and the good school leader who is Seton's partner.
06.30.10
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Seton Education Partners releases Turning Loss into Renewal, the story of how seven pastors and the Archdiocese of Miami undertook a process to close their Catholic schools and allow public charter schools to operate in their newly empty school buildings.
03.03.10
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The Philanthropy Roundtable releases guidebook for philanthropists, Saving America's Urban Catholic Schools, written by Seton co-founder and general partner, Stephanie Saroki, and Philanthropy magazine editor-in-chief, Christopher Levenick.
10.20.09
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Seton Education Partners co-hosts a symposium with the University of Notre Dame on public financing options for faith-based urban schools.
10.01.09
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Seton Education Partners releases Catholic Schools Become Charter Schools, the story of the conversion of seven inner-city Catholic schools in the nation's capital into non-sectarian public charter schools.
