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Programs & Services
Customized programs and services are available to CACE members at national meetings and regional locations throughout the United States. These include, but are not limited to, professional programs and support services for central office leaders and staff in the areas of evangelization and Catholic identity, strategic planning, and finance. CACE also offers programmatic consulting services to assist with succession planning and ongoing professional development for senior positions, including new superintendents, assistant superintendents, and directors.
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CACE-Sponsored Programs:
Customized Presentations available on:
Financial Management
Strategic Planning
Innovation Institute (formerly SPICE)
The Innovation Institute 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 click HERE.
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Catholic Higher Education Supporting Catholic Schools (CHESCS)
Previously known as Association of Catholic Leadership Programs (ACLP). Founded in 1983 as a consortium of Catholic colleges and universities that supported professional preparation of leaders for Catholic schools. The name reflects a desire for a broader focus - inclusive of all Catholic colleges and universities which support Catholic elementary and secondary schools through degree programs, certificate/licensure programs, seminars and professional development experiences for all working in Catholic education ministries.
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E-Rate Technology Plans
Catholic schools have an opportunity to have significant portions of their technology purchases reduced by applying for an E-Rate discount. When filing an application for Priority 2 services, it is required that a school's plan be approved by a recognized approving agency. Priority 1 Services no longer require plan approval. 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 $100.00.
Technology plans can be submitted by two methods:
By Mail:
Administrative Assistant, CACE
1005 N. Glebe Road Suite 525
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Superintendents' Academy
Established as a professional development opportunity for those who are new or nearly new to the position, the Superintendents' Academy has become a key part of the CACE Department's mission to assist in the orientation and ongoing support of Catholic school superintendents. It is held annually in conjunction with the CACE Annual Meeting. The Academy will afford an opportunity for new superintendents to learn more about arch/diocesan leadership and collaborate with others who are also beginning their new leadership roles.
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