Awards
CSEE's 2012 community service award applications are due February 6th! Find out more and download an application here.
CSEE's 2011 community service recognition program looked for schools doing exemplary work to care for the earth and / or to educate about it. Read about the winning programs here.
Projects
CSEE Recognition of Excellent Practice in Ethical Education
See our first schools recognized here.
CSEE’s endorsement program attests to a school’s ongoing work to meet, at a high level, criteria widely recognized as hallmarks of excellence in moral development / character education.
Spiritual Climate Survey: Take your school's "spiritual temperature"
CSEE is helping schools know where they are, to help them get to where they want to be. All religiously affiliated schools care about spiritual development. We can track certain aspects of growth of the spirit, and we should if we are serious about our missions.
Recognition of Communities of Spiritual Development
CSEE’s recognition of schools for practices to foster spiritual life attests to a school’s ongoing work to meet, at a high level, criteria generally accepted as those that foster climates where students can develop spiritually, and thrive.
CSEE's Schools Officially Recognized for "Excellence in Ethical Education"
School-Focused Webinars
CSEE begins a new initiative for professional development: individual School-Focused Webinars
St. Stephen's Episcopal Day School (Coconut Grove, FL) combines a planned approach integrated throughout the curriculum, with responsible assessment, to be CSEE's first school recognized as a school of excellent practice for spiritual development.
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Past Projects
Pathmaps:
Spiritual Development
Through a multi-faith group of talented educators, CSEE’s Pathmaps Project has gathered and prepared activities for spiritual development in schools. Our work will continue to grow through the contributions of educators in our member schools.
Working with the Best:
Moral Development
Bringing “Best Practices” in moral/character education to independant schools, CSEE’s WWB project provides CSEE member schools with resources, consultations, and In-depth, low cost training with North America’s finest scholars and teachers on the subject.
Environmental Stewardship
Photo courtesy of Canterbury School
(Fort Wayne, IN)