‘+1’ Initiative to Move SNEC Schools from Good to Great by Sandra Dombrowski
The Southern New England Conference educational task force has implemented a new initiative that appeals to all church members to support schools conference wide. Each member is invited to voluntarily contribute 1% of their income to the +1 fund, which is overseen by the education department. The money is intended to “go toward the extras in the classroom such as curriculum and technology resources, capital improvement on campus, professional development, even up to building a new school if need be.”
Authentic Connections: Virtual Classrooms by Stacy Kindopp
Online education does not need to be isolating. Prairie Adventist Christian eSchool is an example of how to foster relationships and provide hands on learning in this setting.
Teaching Compassion Toward Neurodivergent Peers by LaVonne Long
Although written for parents, these five tips also apply to a classroom setting.
Creating a Culture of Generosity by Laurie Trujillo
“For churches and schools seeking to grow their financial support—whether for a specific ministry, a renovation project, or general budget needs—cultivating a culture of generosity is not just essential but transformational. Drawing inspiration from 2 Corinthians 8, which describes how the Macedonian churches gave joyfully and abundantly despite facing trials and poverty, the Northern California Conference’s Communication and Development Department has created a free, 90-minute online course and a quick reference guide to empower those who give calls for the offering or anyone passionate about strengthening support for the mission.”
Helping Students Go, Grow & Multiply by Tim Kripps
Read how the Arkansas-Louisiana Conference prepares their students to “go, grow and multiply by striving for academic excellence (go), choosing Jesus daily (grow) and being witness to those around them (multiply).”
Four Strategies to Help Kids Navigate Disappointment by Kim Strobel
Learning to deal with disappointment in a healthy way can be an opportunity for growth. This article shares four ways adults can help kids cope.
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