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Join Us for the 2009-2010 School Year!
05.29.09
CSEE is now accepting membership for the 2009-2010 school year. Visit our membership page for details.
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Spiritual Climate Survey
05.27.09
CSEE's Spiritual Climate Survey, in preparation the past several months, will be ready for field testing in schools this fall.
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CSEE Announces Character Awards & Community Service Recognition
04.28.09
Visit our awards page to read about the winning programs.
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Good Things To Do
02.26.09
CSEE's latest publication project aims at helping parents and schools answer the question "What can we do to create a good world for tomorrow?" An impressive slate of experts joined us to offer concrete suggestions for parents and educators.
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Looking For A CSEE Publication?
09.18.08
Visit our library to find all of CSEE's books, articles and resources available for purchase and download.
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July 2009
Adult Ethics Institute
Registrations for this event are full
July 18 - 23, 2009, Whidbey Institute, Whidbey Island, WARead MoreDan Heischman returns to lead one of CSEE’s most popular conferences, at the Whidbey Institute in Washington State’s Puget Sound.
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October 2009
Evaluating and Fine-Tuning Character Education Programs
Registrations for this event are open
October 23rd & 24th, 2009, University of San Diego, CARead MoreA special focus on evaluating and fine tuning character education programs: taking them from okay to top quality.
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Environmentally Conscientious School, The: Where Do We Begin?, by CSEE Environmental Education Team
Read MoreA free PDF download. Composed by a national team of educators with expertise and experience in education for environmental sustainability, this booklet was published in paper copies for a first printing, with the support of the Forum on Religion and Ecology. The booklet explores why being reverent stewards of our Earth makes financial, social, ethical, and spiritual sense. The booklet was revised in 2007.
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Parenting for Character: Five Experts, Five Practices, by David Streight
Read MoreFour decades of research point to five practices that, when implemented by parents, lead to the development of children who are altruistic and empathic, and who have strong consciences and moral reasoning skills. In this booklet, five of North America’s leading child development researchers and character education trainers explain these practices. This booklet was written with an independent school parent audience specifically in mind.
