Tanya and Tyler’s Story: Helping a Single Mom Raise a Strong Son…and a Future Saint
“El Camino was a light at the end of the tunnel…” Tanya, a single mother, pregnant with her fourth child,
Solidarity and Support: Brilla and El Camino Organize Winter Holidays Drive in the Bronx
At Seton Education Partners, holistic education is at the heart of our work. In the Bronx, one way we do
The Woman with Fifty-Two Godchildren
Yeime, mother of six, is the perfect combination of grit and love. She commands attention with her thousand-watt smile, incredible enthusiasm, and complete commitment to service.
Education Next: In Catholic Schools, an Experiment with Blended Learning
National research director at EdChoice, Mike McShane, explores the innovative and cost-efficient teaching model of Seton’s blended learning schools in
Forbes: Are We Getting the Most Bang for Our Education Buck?
Forbes contributor and national research director at EdChoice, Mike McShane, looks at polling research and compares how effectively three education
Univision: Radio California Libre con Pablo Kleinman
Univision’s Pablo Kleinman interviews our own Yeime Valle, chief of El Camino and Seton Teaching Fellows, on Seton’s work in NYC
The Call & The Mission
By Nico Silva – Cohort 7 THE CALL Anyone who knew me at Thomas Aquinas College could tell you that
The Potter and the Clay: God’s Hand in Community
My friend Abram sent me a post on Instagram: “God is the potter, gently molding and piecing things together with His love, and He’s piecing you back together.”
Moments of Prayer
By Rebecca Morris (Cohort 7) Becca graduated from the University of Dallas, where she studied Biology, Drama, and Biopsychology. She
Catholic Schools Become Charter Schools: Lessons from the Washington Experience
TWICE IN THE SPAN OF 10 YEARS, the Archdiocese of Washington summoned help from an array of leaders in the
Turning Loss into Renewal: Catholic Schools, Charter Schools, and the Miami Experience
IN 2009, SEVEN PASTORS AND THE ARCHDIOCESE OF MIAMI undertook a process to close their Catholic schools and allow public