july 2019
24junAll Day26julFaith Builders Summer Term 2019(All Day) EST Faith Builders Educational Programs
Event Details
During the month of July, Faith Builders operates a five-week term. We offer courses during this term designed to prepare and equip teachers
Event Details
Good teachers are always learning and growing, increasing their knowledge and skills while developing as persons. Many teachers have found that the challenge and discipline of Summer Term courses has increased their effectiveness as teachers. Summer Term provides an opportunity for teachers to invest in their capabilities as a teacher. Many schools and churches are encouraging that investment by offering financial support to teachers attending Summer Term at Faith Builders.
Please note: Summer Term 2019 is full to capacity. All new applications will be put on a waiting list.
2019 Course Listing
| Period | Class | Credits | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Principles of Teaching I | 3 | Patrick Heatwole |
| Course Development Practicum | 3 | Gerald Miller | |
| Teaching Secondary Music (M-Th) | 2 | Lyle Stutzman | |
| The Life of the Teacher (M, W) | 1 | Jonas Sauder | |
| Research Skills for Teachers (T, Th) audit only | John Mark Kuhns | ||
| B | Foundations of Education | 3 | Steven Brubaker |
| Children’s Literature | 3 | Sharon Yoder | |
| Teaching Reading | 3 | Anna Zehr | |
| C | Teaching History/Social Studies | 3 | Patrick Heatwole |
| Mathematics for Elementary Teachers | 3 | Lynell Nissley | |
| Teaching Secondary Mathematics (M-Th) | 2 | John Mark Kuhns | |
| Poetry Appreciation (M,W) | 1 | Jonas Sauder | |
| Homemaking: An Art for All Women (T, Th) | 1 | Cynthia Brubaker | |
| D | Science for the Non-Scientist | 3 | John Mark Kuhns |
| Music Fundamentals | 3 | Lyle Stutzman | |
| The Exceptional Learner | 3 | Lynell Nissley | |
| Child Development | 3 | Jonas Sauder | |
| E | Choir (daily) | 1 | Lyle Stutzman |
Time
June 24 (Monday) - July 26 (Friday) EST
Cost
varies
Event Details
Christian Light Education is planning teacher training programs in a number of cities in North America and Europe. Attendees have the opportunity toStudy educational concepts:Philosophy of Christian education
Event Details
Christian Light Education is planning teacher training programs in a number of cities in North America and Europe. Attendees have the opportunity to
- Study educational concepts:
- Philosophy of Christian education
- Overview of the Christian Light curriculum
- Discipline and motivation
- Interpersonal relationships
- Administrative concepts
- Testing and placement
- Teaching first graders
- Record keeping
- Teaching in the classroom, individualized learning center, or home
- Achieve training certifications
- Teacher
- First-grade teacher
- Homeschool teacher
- Administration/school board
- Homeschool orientation
- Discuss teaching principles and procedures
- Interact with CLE personnel
- Fellowship and exchange ideas with other teachers and parents
- Tour CLP offices and printing facilities (Harrisonburg, VA only)
- Expand learning and teaching principles (Level II)
Locations and dates
- Old Colony Christian School, Aylmer, ON: July 1-5. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Shiloh Christian Day School, Conrath, WI: July 15-19. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Christian Light, Harrisonburg, VA: July 15-19. Contact office.
- Lighthouse Christian School, Huntsville, AR: July 15-19. Contact Ken Kauffman.
- Montezuma Mennonite School, Montezuma, GA: July 15-19. Contact Peter Whitt.
- Mt. Olive Christian School, Montgomery, IN: July 29-August 2. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Lake Creek Mennonite School, Halsey, OR: July 29-August 2. Contact Jonathan Erb.
- Biserica Fractilor Mennoniti, Suceava, Romania: August 5-9. Contact Elmer Glick.
- Gaines Co. Mennonite School, Seminole, TX: August 5-9. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Christian Light, Harrisonburg, VA: August 19-23. Contact office.
- Reinland Christian Education, Taber, AB: August 26-30. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Hillside Christian School, Willingdon, AB: September 2-6. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
View or download the brochure for more information and contact options.
Time
July 1 (Monday) 1:00 PM - September 6 (Friday) 3:00 PM EST
Organizer
CLE
Cost
Starts at $75
Event Details
Dates: Jul 30, 2019 to Aug 02, 2019 Teachers Week provides an opportunity for new and experienced teachers to participate in workshops and work sessions designed to increase their
Event Details
Dates: Jul 30, 2019 to Aug 02, 2019
Teachers Week provides an opportunity for new and experienced teachers to participate in workshops and work sessions designed to increase their effectiveness in the classroom. Teachers Week includes content for new and experienced teachers. Content-focused workshops and work sessions discuss history, science, math, literature, spelling, Bible, and more.
OVERVIEW
Teachers Week includes content for new and experienced teachers. Content-focused workshops and breakouts discuss history, science, math, literature, spelling, Bible, and more.
2019 PROGRAM
GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
Texts for Teachers—Steven Brubaker
SPLIT SESSIONS: NEWER TEACHERS
Becoming an Effective Teacher—Anthony Hurst
SPLIT SESSIONS: EXPERIENCED TEACHERS
A Kingdom Vision for Teachers—Matt Peachey
Also offering:
45 Breakouts
- Phonics: Learning to Read—Glenda Miller & Becky Sue Kreider
- Trauma: What Has it Done to My Students’ Brain?—Becky Sue Kreider
- Dyslexia: Signs, Symptoms, & Solutions—Becky Bollinger
- Mentoring Teens & Young Adults—Nate Nolt
- Making the Pen Mightier than the Sword—Carol Burkholder
- and many more
11 INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS
- New Teacher Orientation—Esther Bean, Howard Bean
Ready to teach? Effective teaching requires preparation, and this workshop is intended to help prepare you for your first year in the classroom. It will include such topics as motivation, a typical lesson, and the learning process. We recommend that new teachers also take the pertinent breakout sessions in conjunction with this workshop: Classroom Management (K-2) and Discipline: Preventive and Corrective.
- Leading Productive Classroom Discussions—Jonas Sauder
An important life skill to develop in school is the student’s ability to actively and purposefully engage in lively, thoughtful, respectful discussions. After participating in several discussions led by the workshop presenter, participants will take turns leading a group discussion on one or more topics of their choice, such as a literary selection, history, geography, current events, or Bible. A variety of techniques, guidelines, and models for enhancing discussions will be shared.
- Beginner’s Word, Excel, & Powerpoint—Ed Brunet
Designed for the new teacher who’s just getting started with the Microsoft Office programs, you will get hands-on experience with MS Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. We start with the basics and build a foundation giving you practical examples to use in the classroom right away.
- Big Songs for Little People—Jeff Swanson
Sweet warm ups. Easy to learn vocal techniques. Fun games. PIZZA. Sight singing. Solfege. Smiles. Grades 1-6. No stress program planning. Big Songs. Lots..
- Developing Math Teaching Skills—Rolin Martin
A math teacher’s job is never done. Content must be mastered, work must be graded, and better teaching frameworks need to be developed. This workshop will provide you with new teaching techniques to try and a chance to develop your math teaching skills. It will be geared toward seventh to twelfth grade math teachers, but fifth and sixth grade teachers will find plenty of helpful tips as well.
- Time For Recess!—Laura Conley
If it’s everyone’s favorite school subject why do they spend so much time arguing and complaining about it? How much is necessary? Should it always be organized games? What ages should play together? Can you share recess duty? What “new” game ideas can you share/take back to your school? Recess is for all ages; come prepared to play so you’re prepared to play.
- Nature: A Living Textbook—Dana Atkinson
As Peter Farb wrote, “We live on the rooftops of a hidden world”. Attendees participate in eye-opening investigations of plants, insects, and biological phenomena in the nearby yard and woods. This workshop offers teachers a set of ‘tools’ that enable them to guide students into discovering the wow-factor in something as ordinary as a stalk of goldenrod from the schoolyard. Walking shoes and curiosity are recommended.
- YAY! It’s Time for Reading—Deana Swanson
Reading should pretty much be pure pleasure– great stories, interesting characters, and wonderful endings. In this workshop we will be discussing how to really enjoy the stories while also covering comprehension, vocabulary, read-aloud techniques, and more. Infuse your reading class with excitement and passion. Bring a reader that you use in your classroom.
- Communicating Clearly—Anthony Hurst (FULL)
Communication is the connection that allows thoughts, ideas, and emotions to flow between people. After looking at Biblical principles, we will focus on developing useful skills for both public speaking and classroom instruction. Opportunity will be given for attendees to give a 3-5 minute presentation – a story, an academic or object lesson, etc. This workshop is now filled to capacity.
- Art with Intention—Hannah Scott Nolt
Come prepared to create and learn how to lead your students in creating. You don’t have to be a great artist to teach art concepts to your students! This workshop is open to all teachers. You will receive free lesson plans for students at the level you teach and will walk away with a finished example to show your students. $5 supply fee. Maximum of 40 participants.
- Teaching Low-Tech Science—John Mark Kuhns
“Tell me, and I will forget. Show me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I will understand.” This proverb should ring in the mind of every science teacher, and should provide the backdrop for every science class. Unfortunately, though, many schools have little room in the budget for specialized science equipment or supplies, so science teachers must use extra creativity to involve their students. From homemade incubators to kitchen chemistry, this workshop will give ideas for teachers who must use everyday objects to teach science. The presentation will be geared toward science teachers in the middle to upper grades, but is open to teachers of all levels.
Time
July 30 (Tuesday) 8:00 PM - August 2 (Friday) 1:00 PM EST
Cost
$195
august 2019
Event Details
Christian Light Education is planning teacher training programs in a number of cities in North America and Europe. Attendees have the opportunity toStudy educational concepts:Philosophy of Christian education
Event Details
Christian Light Education is planning teacher training programs in a number of cities in North America and Europe. Attendees have the opportunity to
- Study educational concepts:
- Philosophy of Christian education
- Overview of the Christian Light curriculum
- Discipline and motivation
- Interpersonal relationships
- Administrative concepts
- Testing and placement
- Teaching first graders
- Record keeping
- Teaching in the classroom, individualized learning center, or home
- Achieve training certifications
- Teacher
- First-grade teacher
- Homeschool teacher
- Administration/school board
- Homeschool orientation
- Discuss teaching principles and procedures
- Interact with CLE personnel
- Fellowship and exchange ideas with other teachers and parents
- Tour CLP offices and printing facilities (Harrisonburg, VA only)
- Expand learning and teaching principles (Level II)
Locations and dates
- Old Colony Christian School, Aylmer, ON: July 1-5. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Shiloh Christian Day School, Conrath, WI: July 15-19. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Christian Light, Harrisonburg, VA: July 15-19. Contact office.
- Lighthouse Christian School, Huntsville, AR: July 15-19. Contact Ken Kauffman.
- Montezuma Mennonite School, Montezuma, GA: July 15-19. Contact Peter Whitt.
- Mt. Olive Christian School, Montgomery, IN: July 29-August 2. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Lake Creek Mennonite School, Halsey, OR: July 29-August 2. Contact Jonathan Erb.
- Biserica Fractilor Mennoniti, Suceava, Romania: August 5-9. Contact Elmer Glick.
- Gaines Co. Mennonite School, Seminole, TX: August 5-9. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Christian Light, Harrisonburg, VA: August 19-23. Contact office.
- Reinland Christian Education, Taber, AB: August 26-30. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Hillside Christian School, Willingdon, AB: September 2-6. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
View or download the brochure for more information and contact options.
Time
July 1 (Monday) 1:00 PM - September 6 (Friday) 3:00 PM EST
Organizer
CLE
Cost
Starts at $75
Event Details
Dates: Jul 30, 2019 to Aug 02, 2019 Teachers Week provides an opportunity for new and experienced teachers to participate in workshops and work sessions designed to increase their
Event Details
Dates: Jul 30, 2019 to Aug 02, 2019
Teachers Week provides an opportunity for new and experienced teachers to participate in workshops and work sessions designed to increase their effectiveness in the classroom. Teachers Week includes content for new and experienced teachers. Content-focused workshops and work sessions discuss history, science, math, literature, spelling, Bible, and more.
OVERVIEW
Teachers Week includes content for new and experienced teachers. Content-focused workshops and breakouts discuss history, science, math, literature, spelling, Bible, and more.
2019 PROGRAM
GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
Texts for Teachers—Steven Brubaker
SPLIT SESSIONS: NEWER TEACHERS
Becoming an Effective Teacher—Anthony Hurst
SPLIT SESSIONS: EXPERIENCED TEACHERS
A Kingdom Vision for Teachers—Matt Peachey
Also offering:
45 Breakouts
- Phonics: Learning to Read—Glenda Miller & Becky Sue Kreider
- Trauma: What Has it Done to My Students’ Brain?—Becky Sue Kreider
- Dyslexia: Signs, Symptoms, & Solutions—Becky Bollinger
- Mentoring Teens & Young Adults—Nate Nolt
- Making the Pen Mightier than the Sword—Carol Burkholder
- and many more
11 INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS
- New Teacher Orientation—Esther Bean, Howard Bean
Ready to teach? Effective teaching requires preparation, and this workshop is intended to help prepare you for your first year in the classroom. It will include such topics as motivation, a typical lesson, and the learning process. We recommend that new teachers also take the pertinent breakout sessions in conjunction with this workshop: Classroom Management (K-2) and Discipline: Preventive and Corrective.
- Leading Productive Classroom Discussions—Jonas Sauder
An important life skill to develop in school is the student’s ability to actively and purposefully engage in lively, thoughtful, respectful discussions. After participating in several discussions led by the workshop presenter, participants will take turns leading a group discussion on one or more topics of their choice, such as a literary selection, history, geography, current events, or Bible. A variety of techniques, guidelines, and models for enhancing discussions will be shared.
- Beginner’s Word, Excel, & Powerpoint—Ed Brunet
Designed for the new teacher who’s just getting started with the Microsoft Office programs, you will get hands-on experience with MS Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. We start with the basics and build a foundation giving you practical examples to use in the classroom right away.
- Big Songs for Little People—Jeff Swanson
Sweet warm ups. Easy to learn vocal techniques. Fun games. PIZZA. Sight singing. Solfege. Smiles. Grades 1-6. No stress program planning. Big Songs. Lots..
- Developing Math Teaching Skills—Rolin Martin
A math teacher’s job is never done. Content must be mastered, work must be graded, and better teaching frameworks need to be developed. This workshop will provide you with new teaching techniques to try and a chance to develop your math teaching skills. It will be geared toward seventh to twelfth grade math teachers, but fifth and sixth grade teachers will find plenty of helpful tips as well.
- Time For Recess!—Laura Conley
If it’s everyone’s favorite school subject why do they spend so much time arguing and complaining about it? How much is necessary? Should it always be organized games? What ages should play together? Can you share recess duty? What “new” game ideas can you share/take back to your school? Recess is for all ages; come prepared to play so you’re prepared to play.
- Nature: A Living Textbook—Dana Atkinson
As Peter Farb wrote, “We live on the rooftops of a hidden world”. Attendees participate in eye-opening investigations of plants, insects, and biological phenomena in the nearby yard and woods. This workshop offers teachers a set of ‘tools’ that enable them to guide students into discovering the wow-factor in something as ordinary as a stalk of goldenrod from the schoolyard. Walking shoes and curiosity are recommended.
- YAY! It’s Time for Reading—Deana Swanson
Reading should pretty much be pure pleasure– great stories, interesting characters, and wonderful endings. In this workshop we will be discussing how to really enjoy the stories while also covering comprehension, vocabulary, read-aloud techniques, and more. Infuse your reading class with excitement and passion. Bring a reader that you use in your classroom.
- Communicating Clearly—Anthony Hurst (FULL)
Communication is the connection that allows thoughts, ideas, and emotions to flow between people. After looking at Biblical principles, we will focus on developing useful skills for both public speaking and classroom instruction. Opportunity will be given for attendees to give a 3-5 minute presentation – a story, an academic or object lesson, etc. This workshop is now filled to capacity.
- Art with Intention—Hannah Scott Nolt
Come prepared to create and learn how to lead your students in creating. You don’t have to be a great artist to teach art concepts to your students! This workshop is open to all teachers. You will receive free lesson plans for students at the level you teach and will walk away with a finished example to show your students. $5 supply fee. Maximum of 40 participants.
- Teaching Low-Tech Science—John Mark Kuhns
“Tell me, and I will forget. Show me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I will understand.” This proverb should ring in the mind of every science teacher, and should provide the backdrop for every science class. Unfortunately, though, many schools have little room in the budget for specialized science equipment or supplies, so science teachers must use extra creativity to involve their students. From homemade incubators to kitchen chemistry, this workshop will give ideas for teachers who must use everyday objects to teach science. The presentation will be geared toward science teachers in the middle to upper grades, but is open to teachers of all levels.
Time
July 30 (Tuesday) 8:00 PM - August 2 (Friday) 1:00 PM EST
Cost
$195
Event Details
Western Fellowship Teachers’ Institute will be held at the Lighthouse Mennonite School in the Halsey/Harrisburg community on August 6-9. This is especially geared for teachers and so we cordially invite
Event Details
Western Fellowship Teachers’ Institute will be held at the Lighthouse Mennonite School in the Halsey/Harrisburg community on August 6-9. This is especially geared for teachers and so we cordially invite anyone who has taught, is teaching, or will be teaching. While we are delighted to see teachers come, we also want to invite board members, church leaders, school administrators and others who have a heart for and an interest in the Christian day school movement. We are convinced that there will be something inspirational for everyone, whatever your connection to Christian education may be.
We will include a few things of note for your consideration:
- There is no tuition or registration cost to attend this school institute. The expenses are covered by freewill donations. If you would like to help with these costs, there will be a place designated at the institute for you to leave donations. The approximate expense per attendee is $85.
- Teachers are always on the lookout for new ideas. At WFTI, we will have a place for you to display ideas for art and science projects, bulletin boards, or any other things you think could be a help to other teachers. Even if you brought it before, feel free to bring it again. Don’t leave them at home! There will be new teachers who may benefit.
- Please take the time to register! It is easy to put it off or to ignore this, but for the organizers, this would be very helpful. The instructions for registering are on the back of the enclosed program. Also, if you want someone to help with your lodging, please be sure to register by July 27 and let Gary and Senesa know that you need lodging. Please be responsible to arrange your own transportation.
- As always, please be free with your suggestions, questions, and any other feedback on any part of the WFTI program.
As a board, we are anticipating a wonderful time of fellowship, interaction, and encouragement at WFTI this coming summer! If you cannot be there in person, please pray for this effort. Pray for our Christian day schools throughout the country. Pray that we may continue to enjoy this privilege and that our schools may truly be effective in molding the character of our children in such a way that they want to serve the Lord and live a life that is active in His service as they become adults.
God bless each of you,
The WFTI Board: Jonathan Miller, chairman; Loren Kropf, secretary; Wendell Rohrer, treasurer; Nolan Bechtel and John Smucker, members
Program
Workshop Descriptions
Time
august 6 (Tuesday) - 9 (Friday) PST
Location
Halsey Mennonite Church/Lighthouse Mennonite School
910 E. 1st Street, Halsey, OR 97348
Organizer
WFTI Board541-999-7467 | [email protected]
Cost
by donation
september 2019
Event Details
Christian Light Education is planning teacher training programs in a number of cities in North America and Europe. Attendees have the opportunity toStudy educational concepts:Philosophy of Christian education
Event Details
Christian Light Education is planning teacher training programs in a number of cities in North America and Europe. Attendees have the opportunity to
- Study educational concepts:
- Philosophy of Christian education
- Overview of the Christian Light curriculum
- Discipline and motivation
- Interpersonal relationships
- Administrative concepts
- Testing and placement
- Teaching first graders
- Record keeping
- Teaching in the classroom, individualized learning center, or home
- Achieve training certifications
- Teacher
- First-grade teacher
- Homeschool teacher
- Administration/school board
- Homeschool orientation
- Discuss teaching principles and procedures
- Interact with CLE personnel
- Fellowship and exchange ideas with other teachers and parents
- Tour CLP offices and printing facilities (Harrisonburg, VA only)
- Expand learning and teaching principles (Level II)
Locations and dates
- Old Colony Christian School, Aylmer, ON: July 1-5. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Shiloh Christian Day School, Conrath, WI: July 15-19. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Christian Light, Harrisonburg, VA: July 15-19. Contact office.
- Lighthouse Christian School, Huntsville, AR: July 15-19. Contact Ken Kauffman.
- Montezuma Mennonite School, Montezuma, GA: July 15-19. Contact Peter Whitt.
- Mt. Olive Christian School, Montgomery, IN: July 29-August 2. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Lake Creek Mennonite School, Halsey, OR: July 29-August 2. Contact Jonathan Erb.
- Biserica Fractilor Mennoniti, Suceava, Romania: August 5-9. Contact Elmer Glick.
- Gaines Co. Mennonite School, Seminole, TX: August 5-9. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Christian Light, Harrisonburg, VA: August 19-23. Contact office.
- Reinland Christian Education, Taber, AB: August 26-30. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
- Hillside Christian School, Willingdon, AB: September 2-6. Contact Lyndon Hartman.
View or download the brochure for more information and contact options.
Time
July 1 (Monday) 1:00 PM - September 6 (Friday) 3:00 PM EST
Organizer
CLE
Cost
Starts at $75
october 2019
Event Details
Christian Light's 2019 Fall Workshop tour is intended to serve teachers, homeschoolers, parents, and school board members. The theme for this year is "Understanding Ourselves and Others."See the program below
Event Details
Christian Light’s 2019 Fall Workshop tour is intended to serve teachers, homeschoolers, parents, and school board members. The theme for this year is “Understanding Ourselves and Others.”
See the program below for schedules for each of the five trips, along with contact information of the organizers.
Time
October 1 (Tuesday) 8:30 AM - November 24 (Sunday) 8:15 PM
Organizer
CLE
Cost
None: expenses met by freewill offerings
Event Details
In October, Faith Builders hosts a weekend conference for K-12 educators. The Teachers Conference focuses on providing content and enrichment for long-term teachers
Event Details
2018 Conference Theme: Nurturing the Practice of Peace
This year’s theme, one in a series on “Cornerstones of Anabaptist Schools,” explores the practice of peace.
As followers of Christ, we are called to peace. As Anabaptists, we value perspective and stories that shape our understanding of peace. Peace means suffering love and nonresistance. It means laying down life or freedom or comfort rather than taking these things from someone else. As teachers, we believe that our schools should be places of peace, helping to shape young men and women who have both understanding and courage to practice peace in their communities, their churches, and around the globe.
Edsel Burdge (Shippensburg, PA) will lay a scriptural foundation for peace, tell stories of costly peace, and describe our service to the Prince of Peace. In another session, Sheldon Kauffman (Guys Mills, PA) will offer practical guidance for making our classrooms islands of peace in a troubled world.
2018 Conference Schedule
Friday, October 12
6:00-7:00 Arrival, registration, and fellowship with staff and speakers
7:00 Peace Defined: Edsel Burdge
8:30 Snack and fellowship
9:00 Volleyball
Saturday, October 13
8:00-9:00 Coffee Bar
9:30 Peace Demonstrated: Edsel Burdge
10:30 Brunch
12:15 Breakout Session #1
1:45 Breakout Session #2
3:15 General Session 3: Sheldon Kauffman
5:15 Supper
7:00-9:30 Volleyball
9:30 Snack
Sunday, October 14
10:00 Worship
10:30 Peace Deployed: Edsel Burdge
11:30 Lunch & Dismissal
Time
11 (Friday) 6:30 PM - 13 (Sunday) 1:00 PM EST
Cost
TBA
november 2019
Event Details
Christian Light's 2019 Fall Workshop tour is intended to serve teachers, homeschoolers, parents, and school board members. The theme for this year is "Understanding Ourselves and Others."See the program below
Event Details
Christian Light’s 2019 Fall Workshop tour is intended to serve teachers, homeschoolers, parents, and school board members. The theme for this year is “Understanding Ourselves and Others.”
See the program below for schedules for each of the five trips, along with contact information of the organizers.
Time
October 1 (Tuesday) 8:30 AM - November 24 (Sunday) 8:15 PM
Organizer
CLE
Cost
None: expenses met by freewill offerings
december 2019
No Events
january 2020
Event Details
The effectiveness of our schools depends significantly on the effectiveness of the school administrator. This
Event Details
2019 PROGRAM
In order for schools to be healthy and effective, it is critical for school administrators to listen and learn from their peers about their work. The conference this year provides an opportunity to do this. The main sessions will feature three speakers, all with current experience in school administration, with the talks organized around the theme “Strengthening Anabaptist Schools.”
• What ideas and practices make and keep our schools distinctly Christian and within the Anabaptist faith tradition?
• What can conservative Anabaptist schools learn from public schools?
• What have I learned in my years as administrator of an Anabaptist school?
• How can administrators serve and empower the staff?
2019 SCHEDULE
Thursday, January 17
5:45–6:45 Arrival and Check-in
7:00 Main Session 1: Arlyn Nisly (Partridge, KS)
8:25 Small Groups Session 1
9:30-10:30 Food and Fellowship
Friday, January 18
8:00–9:00 Hot Breakfast
9:00-11:45 Divided Session
• Administrators Work Session: A Portrait of a Graduate (Steven Brubaker)
• Wives: Staying in Love with a Busy Husband (Barb Coblentz)
12:00–1:00 Lunch
1:00-3:30 Refreshment & Connection
3:45-4:45 Small Groups Session 2
5:00–6:00 Supper
7:00 An interview with Sharon Yoder
7:40 Main Session 2: Joshua Good (Ephrata, PA)
8:30-9:30 Food and Fellowship
Saturday, January 19
8:00–9:00 Continental Breakfast
9:00-10:00 Small Groups Session 3
10:15 Break
10:30 Main Session 3: Kevin Groff (Bradford, PA)
11:30 Closing
12:00 Lunch and Dismissal
The 2019 Administrators Conference will be held at the Antiochian Village Conference Center near Ligonier, Pennsylvania. This conference is designed to encourage and support administrators working in educational settings. Those who attended previous conferences have appreciated the focused interaction and input this event provides.
This conference is limited to 45 administrators and their spouses. The event costs $220 for an administrator and $335 for a couple. This includes lodging for two nights and all meals. Payment in full is requested at the time of registration.
Time
January 30 (Thursday) 5:45 PM - February 1 (Saturday) 12:00 PM EST
Location
Antiochian Village Conference
140 Church Camp Trail - Bolivar, PA 15923
Cost
$220 +$115 for spouse
february 2020
Event Details
The effectiveness of our schools depends significantly on the effectiveness of the school administrator. This
Event Details
2019 PROGRAM
In order for schools to be healthy and effective, it is critical for school administrators to listen and learn from their peers about their work. The conference this year provides an opportunity to do this. The main sessions will feature three speakers, all with current experience in school administration, with the talks organized around the theme “Strengthening Anabaptist Schools.”
• What ideas and practices make and keep our schools distinctly Christian and within the Anabaptist faith tradition?
• What can conservative Anabaptist schools learn from public schools?
• What have I learned in my years as administrator of an Anabaptist school?
• How can administrators serve and empower the staff?
2019 SCHEDULE
Thursday, January 17
5:45–6:45 Arrival and Check-in
7:00 Main Session 1: Arlyn Nisly (Partridge, KS)
8:25 Small Groups Session 1
9:30-10:30 Food and Fellowship
Friday, January 18
8:00–9:00 Hot Breakfast
9:00-11:45 Divided Session
• Administrators Work Session: A Portrait of a Graduate (Steven Brubaker)
• Wives: Staying in Love with a Busy Husband (Barb Coblentz)
12:00–1:00 Lunch
1:00-3:30 Refreshment & Connection
3:45-4:45 Small Groups Session 2
5:00–6:00 Supper
7:00 An interview with Sharon Yoder
7:40 Main Session 2: Joshua Good (Ephrata, PA)
8:30-9:30 Food and Fellowship
Saturday, January 19
8:00–9:00 Continental Breakfast
9:00-10:00 Small Groups Session 3
10:15 Break
10:30 Main Session 3: Kevin Groff (Bradford, PA)
11:30 Closing
12:00 Lunch and Dismissal
The 2019 Administrators Conference will be held at the Antiochian Village Conference Center near Ligonier, Pennsylvania. This conference is designed to encourage and support administrators working in educational settings. Those who attended previous conferences have appreciated the focused interaction and input this event provides.
This conference is limited to 45 administrators and their spouses. The event costs $220 for an administrator and $335 for a couple. This includes lodging for two nights and all meals. Payment in full is requested at the time of registration.
Time
January 30 (Thursday) 5:45 PM - February 1 (Saturday) 12:00 PM EST
Location
Antiochian Village Conference
140 Church Camp Trail - Bolivar, PA 15923
Cost
$220 +$115 for spouse
march 2020
No Events
april 2020
No Events
may 2020
No Events
june 2020
No Events
