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CACE EVENTS and SERVICES
CACE Annual Meeting
The CACE Annual Meeting is held each fall and brings together members from the Total Catholic Education, Schools and Religious Education Divisions of CACE. During the four-day meeting, opportunities for liturgies, prayers, speakers, meetings and social gatherings are available for the benefit of CACE members.
The Superintendents' Academy, held on the two days prior to the Annual Meeting, offers new, nearly new and aspiring superintendents a chance to encounter the basics of the work of superintendency.
The dates and sites of future CACE Annual Meetings are:
- October 25 to 28, 2009 - Salt Lake City, Utah
- October 24 to 27, 2010 - Mobile, Alabama
CACE Annual Meeting, 2009 is GREEN and electronic
The preliminary program and registration form is available only online: click here!
Online registration is available now for both the meeting and the hotel.
For more information concerning the CACE Annual Meeting please contact Margaret Schultz at mschultz@ncea.org
Superintendents’ Academy
The Fourth Annual Diocesan Superintendents’ Academy will be held October 23 and 24.
Location: Juan Diego Catholic High School, Draper, Utah
Hotel: Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel (same as the hotel for the CACE Annual Meeting)
The Academy is designed as:
Basic education for new and nearly new superintendents
Professional development for aspiring superintendents
Refresher for seasoned veterans
The online brochure and registration form is now available.
Enhancing Catholic School Identity Program
Enhancing Catholic School Identity is a two-year program for administrators of Catholic elementary and secondary schools to enhance their ability to foster the Catholic identity of the schools. The specific intent of this program is to focus on the development of the Catholic school administrator as the spiritual leader of the school community. For more information on this program please contact Tim Dwyer at tdwyer@ncea.org
Select Programs for Improving Catholic Education (SPICE)
SPICE is a program that identifies, validates, and systematically diffuses Catholic elementary and secondary programs that work, so that other schools/dioceses can replicate or adapt them. Programs may also serve as catalysts for the creation of new models. For more information please go to /services/SPICE.asp
Technology Plans
Catholic schools have an opportunity to have significant portions of their technology purchases reduced by applying for an E-Rate discount. Prior to filing an application, it is required that a school's plan be approved by a recognized approving agency. While it is preferred that a school seeks approval through a local public school district or its diocesan office, the service is available to member schools for a modest administrative fee of $25.00. Please make checks payable to NCEA/CACE Department.
Technology plans can be submitted by two methods:
Mail a copy to:
Timothy W. Dwyer
Associate Executive Director, CACE
7232 Old Lantern Drive, SE
Caledonia, MI 49316
The approval process takes 3 – 4 weeks.
Association of Catholic Leadership Programs (ACLP)
Founded in 1983, the Association of Catholic Leadership Programs is a consortium of Catholic colleges and universities that support professional preparation of leaders for Catholic schools.
Specific Aims of ACLP:
- To promote degree and licensure programs for the development of Catholic school leaders.
- To promote the belief that leaders of Catholic educational institutions are best served by specialized preparation programs.
- To support collaboration among its member instructions.
Visit http://aclp.ncea.org to learn more about ACLP and programs its member institutions offer to prepare Catholic school leaders.
Financial Management Workshops
CACE conducts a number of financial management workshops throughout the year. Conducted for the benefit of central office personnel, pastors and principals, a number of NCEA staff members and other professionals present a number of topics on budgeting and various financial topics in order to better prepare all attendees for successful financial management. For more information and to schedule a workshop, contact Tim Dwyer at tdwyer@ncea.org.
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