Leading-Edge Resources & Expert Voices
Who We Are & What We Do
Our mission is to provide leading resources, expert voices, and an active forum for ethical growth and spiritual development in academically rigorous schools.
CSEE represents a broad network of schools that share resources and commit together to nurture ethically rigorous and spiritually grounded citizens for tomorrow's world.
We help schools focus programs for maximum effectiveness in light of moral, ethical, and spiritual goals:
advisory and community service programs
character /ethical development initiatives
student leadership programs
world religions courses
honor systems (codes, councils, etc.)
spiritual development initiatives
Is your school committed to ethical excellence? Join our Schools of the Future group.
Congratulations to our 2013 Community Service Award Winners!
First Place: Greenhill School, Addison, Texas Second Place: Casady School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Honorable Mention: The Hudson School, Hoboken, New Jersey
CSEE's New Book: Breaking Into the Heart of Character
What helps kids feel like doing the right thing? Compiling evidence-based practices, CSEE's latest book focuses on the educator's ability to catalyze internal motivation, and promote social growth and moral climates. Find out more here.
Cheating in College Notes CSEE Resource
Professor Don McCabe, the best known figure in the university world on the subject of academic intregity, recently cited CSEE's expertise in academic integrity issues at the K - 12 level. In McCabe's most recent book, Cheating in College (Johns Hopkins Press, 2012), he and co-authors noted that “For any private school interested in introducing a code, we suggest the manual ‘A Handbook for Developing and Sustaining Honor Systems’ (Gould and Roberts 2007) as a useful guide” (p. 29).
All Saints Day School (CA) recognized for excellence
Join CSEE in recognizing the high quality character development at All Saints Episcopal Day School in Carmel, California, our most recent school recognized for "excellence in ethical education." We recognize the School for best practices in fostering the kind of climate that nurtures ethical growth. See more!
Tools for Talking About Tragedy with Students
In wake of recent events, we'd like to remind schools of some useful resources for addressing grief, death, and crisis in schools.News