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Accreditation Program Resources
We
have gathered our most commonly used resources into one
location below.
OFFICIAL NOTICE
Revision for the FCC “Principles and
Standards"
The FCC
Accreditation Committee has approved revised language for Area E,
Administration
Standard 2 (regarding Teacher Assistants by Grade Level). For
more information,
PLEASE CLICK HERE.
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"Indeed, everything possible must
be done, in cooperation with the wider community, to ensure that
they are accessible to people of all social and economic strata.
No child should be denied his or her right to an education in faith,
which in turn nurtures the soul of a nation."
Quote from Pope Benedict XVI's address to educators about
Catholic schools
April 17, 2008 -- at the Catholic University of America, Washington,
D.C.
CLICK HERE FOR A LINK TO THE ENTIRE ADDRESS |
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COMING SOON, A PILOT FCCAP PROJECT:
ABSTRACTS/ LINKS TO CATHOLIC EDUCATION
ARTICLES
(focusing on availability,
accessibility and affordability)
"It is the responsibility of the entire
Catholic community -- bishops, priests, deacons, religious,
and laity -- to continue to strive towards the goal of
making our Catholic elementary and secondary schools
available,accessible, and affordable
to all Catholic parents and their children, including those
who are poor and middle class."
United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)
"Renewing Our Commitment to Catholic
... Schools in the Third Millennium"
(Copyright © 2005, USCCB)
CLICK HERE FOR
A PDF OF THE FULL 2005 USCCB
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Efforts
Underway to Increase Ranks
of Trained Visitation Team Members
By James Herzog,
FCC Associate for Accreditation
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With this in
mind, our FCC Accreditation Committee has been
setting up training sessions for new team
members throughout the Program. In the
Fall, training sessions were held for the five
following (Arch)Dioceses:
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Dioceses of
Savannah and St. Augustine, with Pat
Bronsard, Associate Superintendent, Diocese
of St. Augustine, as Trainer.
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Diocese of
Orlando, with Jim Cooney, Associate
Superintendent, as Trainer.
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Diocese of
Palm Beach and Archdiocese of Miami, with
Sr. Joan Dawson, FCCAC Chair and
Superintendent for the Palm Beach Diocese,
as Trainer.
The sessions
thus far have added about 50 new team members to
our rosters. Training sessions are pending
for the remaining dioceses in our program, for
the current semester. These include
Pensacola-Tallahassee,
St. Petersburg and
Venice. |
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