Building the Mission at Romero (Part 1): An Interview with Assistant Principal John Lane
First off, we’d love to hear your short bio. Where you grew up, where you went to school, and a short “why Seton.” So I’m
Loving Students Who Look Like Me: A Reflection By Alyssa Miles
In light of the recent events in our nation concerning racism and social justice, the work I was able to do as a Seton Teaching
Serving in New Geographies: Current STF’s Make the Move to Cincinnati
Late this summer, we’re welcoming in our 7th Cohort of Seton Teaching Fellows, and there are so many changes they’ll experience this year. We’ve hired
The Grave: A Short Story about Truth, Beauty, and Goodness
By: Maria Longo, Seton Teaching Fellows Cohort 6 Maria graduated from the University of South Alabama and joined Seton Teaching Fellows after studying Psychology and
From Serving in the Bronx to Serving in Quarantine: The Life of a Fellow Told by Ms. Sabrina Morales
Sabrina Morales is a Seton Teaching Fellow who works with our Kindergarten scholars during the day, and with the 1st Grade during our El Camino
Well-Grounded in Prayer, Well-Grounded in Faith: An Interview with STF Parents
Sarah and Patrick Mealey are the proud parents of four. Their daughter Claire was a Seton Teaching Fellow in Cohort 5 and has gone on