Selected Programs for Improving Catholic Education
Focus Area: Endangered Species—Urban and Rural Catholic Schools
These successful programs were showcased at the annual SPICE Conversations in Excellence symposium held at Boston College June 22-24, 2006. The entire procedings, including presentations by speakers and descriptions of the following programs, will be published by NCEA in 2007 in a book with the same title as the focus area, in order to disseminate important information on the topic to a wider audience.
Viability Factors: Securing Our Catholic Schools
T (410) 547-5393
F (410) 547-5566
Continuing Excellent and Financially Viable Catholic Education in Southeast Iowa
Holy Trinity Catholic Schools, Inc.
26 & Avenue A
Fort Madison, IA 52627
T (319) 372-2486
F (319) 372-6310
Doris Turner, Principal
Dturner@holytrinityschools.org
www.holytrinityschools.org
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Getting Off the Dole: Viable Funding Sources for an Urban Catholic Elementary School
St. Francis de Sales School
917 S. 47th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19143
T (215) 387-1749
F (215) 387-6605
Jeannette Lucey, IHM and Constance Touey, IHM
stfdsschool@yahoo.com
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Leave No Federal or State Dollars Behind: How to Maximize the Participation of Catholic School Students in Federal and State Educational Programs
Michelle Doyle Educational Consulting, LLC
11219 Hunting Horn Lane
Reston, VA 20191
Michelle Doyle
T (703) 860-9525
C (703) 887-7062
mdoyle@cavtel.net
www.michelledoyleconsulting.net
Dale McDonald, PBVM
dmcdonald@ncea.org
www.ncea.org/public/index.asp
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Multiplying the Teacher: Academic Intervention Services Program
St. Andrew School
901 Portland Avenue
Rochester, NY 14621-4194
T (585) 467-9201
F (585) 467-4191
Tracy Nadler
tnadler@dor.org
http://schools.dor.org/standrew
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Seven Reopened Inner-City Schools: Serving a New Generation of Neighborhood Children
Diocese of Memphis
5825 Shelby Oaks Drive
Memphis, TN 38134-7389
Mary McDonald
T (901) 373-1259
F (901) 373-1223
Mary.mcdonald@cc.cdom.org
www.cdom.org
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