NCEA Podcast

This podcast is for leaders and teachers in the field of Catholic education. We elevate people who are doing great work and have a general focus on leadership successes and challenges in Catholic education.

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Episodes

Wednesday Sep 07, 2022

Private schools operating on razor-thin margins can often face challenges when seeking financing for necessary campus upkeep. Matt Johansen from America's Christian Credit Union and Elisa Carlson from Central Christian School discuss how they worked together to navigate a loan for a long-overdue campus renovation.

Thursday Sep 01, 2022

Dr. Lisa Bosco shares the story of how a Catholic elementary school in Dallas earned the National Blue Ribbon twice and how proud she is of the community culture that was created throughout the pandemic. Strength in Catholic identity, a focus on academic excellence, and leadership from a school president for strong operational vitality make Christ the King Catholic School of Dallas a thriving community.

Thursday Aug 25, 2022

Dr. Julie Vogel, Vice President of Catholic Schools at Renaissance, joins NCEA on the podcast this week to discuss the importance of academic data for Catholic schools and how to use it effectively.

Thursday Aug 18, 2022

Sr. Mary Patricia Earl, IHM, PhD joins the podcast to explore her book, Building the Builders, which not only provides insight on the spiritual care of students, but also focuses on the faith formation and prayer life of school leaders.

Thursday Aug 11, 2022

Curriculum Coordinator Alexandra Kelleher and Principal Marissa Carroll from The Notre Dame School in Santa Barbara, CA join the podcast to share the successes and challenges that have come with implementing multiage instruction at their school.

Thursday Aug 04, 2022

Dan Masterton joins the podcast to discuss his book, Exploring Faith: A Guide to Retreat Ministry with Young People. Drawing from his robust experience in Catholic schools, Dan shares best practices for effective campus ministry so you can spend less time planning and more time connecting with your students.

Thursday Jul 28, 2022

NCEA sits down with Dr. John James, Professor of Educational Leadership at Saint Louis University to discuss operational vitality and the sustainability of Catholic schools. His new book, Operational Vitality: A Sourcebook for Practitioners, provides a wealth of resources and facilitates this critical conversation that is taking place in schools, churches and dioceses. This episode replay is sponsored by Canva.

Thursday Jul 21, 2022

Clare Kilbane, Ph.D., joins the podcast to discuss her upcoming NCEA brief on the 4Cs, guiding listeners through the integration of Catholic teaching. This episode is sponsored by Canva.

Thursday Jul 14, 2022

Catholic schools thrive when supported by networks and partnerships. In this episode, principal Christine Tax discusses the importance of collaboration among colleagues and leaning on Catholic higher ed partners to grow in ministry. Throughout her career, Christine has partnered with the University of Notre Dame’s ACE programs, Boston College for dual language education, and Loyola Marymount for Blended Learning. Principals are busy, but partners can alleviate the load and help move our schools toward excellence by supporting both leaders and teachers. Catholic school students win when we work together. This episode is sponsored by ACRE/IFG.

Thursday Jul 07, 2022

In this week's podcast, we share a special replay of Sadlier's Catechist Stream webinar from May 2022. Hosts Steve Botsford and Deacon Matt Halbach interviewed awardees from NCEA 2022 President's awards: Sister Rosemarie Nassif, Gregory Rando, and Steve Hamersky. Hear what the awardees are doing to further the mission of Catholic education and continue the tradition of academic excellence.

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National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)

NCEA is the largest, private professional education association in the world. NCEA works with Catholic educators to support ongoing faith formation and the teaching mission of the Catholic Church. Our membership includes nearly 140,000 educators serving 1.6 million students in Catholic education.

As a professional association whose focus is Catholic school education, NCEA’s focus is to lead, learn and proclaim by:

  • Developing current and future leaders;
  • Providing educational resources and strategically expanding professional development opportunities for those committed to the mission of Catholic education; and
  • Serving as the national voice for Catholic schools

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