12 Ways to Support Parental Choice in Education
Since the early 1800s, it has been common practice for local governments to assign students to a specific public school
How St. Oscar Romero’s Intercession Led Cassidy Miller to the Classroom
Meet Cassidy Miller, pre-K and 1st grade teacher at Romero Academy in Cincinnati. Cassidy was originally on a path to
12 Ways Seton Cultivates Virtue
Character education that encourages scholars and staff to grow in virtue is at the heart of how Seton Education Partners
Bronx Times: Check out these charter schools for your child to attend in the Bronx
As parents are weighing their child’s educational options, charter schools are n high-quality, high-performing option for families. In the article,
Bronx Times: Considering a Charter School for Your Kids
The Bronx Times considers Charter Schools and showcases the Brilla Public Charter Schools in the Bronx, in the article “Considering
Vermont Catholic: Siblings hear call to serve
Two Vermont siblings have answered God’s call to be missionaries and serve others beyond the Green Mountain State, writes the
Planting Seeds for Christ
God decided that his little laborer should be brought to the ample and fertile lands of New York to plant her seed—that is, she should fulfill the call of Christ in Matthew 9:35-8: “The harvest is great, but the laborers are few. Pray, therefore, that the Lord of the harvest may send forth laborers into his harvest.”
Giving a Second Year to Christ: An Interview With Alejandro Uribe
Alejandro Uribe, a Miami native and graduate of Florida International University, is a current 2nd Year Seton Teaching Fellow. In
The Consistent Blessing of Community
I cannot begin to express how grateful I am for the women I have met this year, nor put into words the emotions I feel when I think about how much love I am shown, but I will try. When I first applied to be a Seton Teaching Fellow, I knew community was one of Seton’s driving pillars. I knew that if I said yes, I would be living intentionally with a group of women. The thought of this excited me, but don’t get me wrong, I also had my doubts. What if I wasn’t “Catholic enough”? At the time I believed it, but now I laugh at the fact that I thought faith could be measured, as if 70% meant I was just Catholic enough. Nonetheless, I knew what I wanted.
Making God Known, Loved, and Served
We know the story well, perhaps too well. Today, Catholic elementary and secondary schools in the United States remain the
Preserving a Critical National Asset
On April 24, 2008, President George W. Bush convened in Washington, D.C., a broad array of education and community stakeholders
Who Will Save America’s Urban Catholic Schools?
America’s urban Catholic schools are in crisis. This report finds that over 1,300 schools have shut down since 1990, mostly