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March 16

Cross-Curricular Learning Simplified

Don’t let the title fool you. Curriculum design is never simple, and the process remains a challenge for teachers and administrators alike. Modern educational reform pressures us to redesign antiquated […]

March 09

From Marketing Strategies to Morning Devotions

How the Gospel Connected Two Leaders 600 Miles Apart In the fall of 2024, I (David) purchased The Power of the Gospel:...

March 02

The Steward’s Tech Stack: Aligning Innovation with Eternal Purpose

In the world of Christian leadership, we often speak of “stewardship” in the context of capital campaigns,...

February 16

Engineering with a Biblical Worldview

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning....

February 09

A Conversation with the Head of School and the Board

This conversation between Head of School Chris Cleveland and Board Chair Land Bridgers highlights the guiding...

February 02

The Ripple Effect of Financial Aid: How Mission-Aligned Support Fuels Enrollment, Engagement, and Lifelong Commitment

In Christian schools, financial aid is more than a financial mechanism. It is one of the most tangible ways a...

January 26

Turning PD into Purpose:

Redeeming Professional Learning through Mission At the beginning of the school year, teachers arrive with enthusiasm...

January 20

Crisis Response: Lessons from Asheville Christian

When organizations face seasons of uncertainty, disruption, or loss, effective crisis response is neither accidental...

January 12

Strategic Planning as Faithful Stewardship: A Holy Dissatisfaction

What does strategic planning look like when a Christian school treats it as long-term stewardship rather than...

January 05

Inspiration for the Second Half of the School Year

It should not be lost on us that soon after the pageantry, heavenly light show, and angelic appearances at Jesus’...

December 15

Darkness… and then Light.

Recently, my family and I moved back to our home state of Minnesota, something we never really thought we would...