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Heartbreak and Hope: An Update on the Socal Fires and Their Impact

This article was originally published in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles Commission on Schools newsletter.

The Episcopal Colleges William Randolph Hearst Service Learning Scholarship 2025

The 2025 Hearst Scholarship for high school seniors planning to apply to an Episcopal College is accepting applications. Deadline is February 8, 2025, for students entering college in Fall 2025.

NAES Champions Global Anglican Mission

The National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES) is making strides to elevate the significance of school ministry both domestically and within the broader Anglican Communion, participating in the…

NAES Staff Transition Announcement

Sarah E. Tielemans, CAE, our Member Engagement Manager, will be leaving NAES to join the team at the Association of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) as their Senior Manager for Fundraising…

NAES Releases Principles of Good Practice for Admissions in Episcopal Schools

NAES is pleased to announce the publication of Principles of Good Practice for Admissions in Episcopal Schools, the eighth set in its Principles of Good Practice series.

NAES Welcomes Christopher Duncan and Brandt Montgomery to the Governing Board

“Christopher and Brandt bring decades of experience in school and parish ministry to the Governing Board” said the Rev. David A. Madison, D.Min., NAES Executive Director. “We look forward to…

NAES Remembers Sandi Hannibal

A founder of the Bishop Walker School for Boys and a past member of the NAES staff team, Sandi was instrumental in linking Episcopal identity with our work in diversity, equity, inclusion, and…

NAES Takes a Leading Role in a New Global Association of Anglican Schools

NAES is taking a leading role in forming a new Anglican Communion Schools Network. David Madison will serve on the steering committee.

The Episcopal Colleges William Randolph Hearst Service Learning Scholarship

The annual award of a William Randolph Hearst Service Learning Scholarship of US $20,000 (US $5,000 per year over four years) is made to an outstanding Episcopal student of an Episcopal School, with…

The Commons: Our Blog

Timely, sometimes tough, questions and insights from NAES and Episcopal school leaders on leadership, governance, Episcopal identity, community life, and other issues.

The Latest Commons blog post : The Enduring Impact of Chapel
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Weekly Meditation

A regular, Monday-morning email message from the Rev. Daniel R. Heischman, our executive director, to NAES member heads, rectors, and chaplains.

The Latest Weekly Meditation : Be Not Afraid

Stories from Our Schools

Reflections on the 2024 Biennial Conference

We are two weeks back from our amazing time at Biennial Conference 2024 and I wanted to share some reflections about my time. I have been attending the conference for many years and sadly, as I am…

Making Waves at NAES Biennial Conference 2024

Something very special happened along the sunny Fort Lauderdale beach this November! The NAES Biennial Conference welcomed educators, administrators, Chaplains, and more to share in the exchanging of…

A Chance to THRIVE

In the heart of the All Saints’ community lies a commitment to nurture and empower future generations. This sentiment is exemplified in the inspiring efforts of THRIVE, an All Saints’ community…

5th Grader Takes Action to Improve Pedestrian Safety

St. Stephen’s 5th Grader Lucas Kwiatkowski identified a problem in his neighborhood. While walking around Coconut Grove, crossing streets was difficult and scary. Cars seldom stopped, or even…

Published Authors at St. Andrew’s School!

Our fantastic third-grade students have accomplished something truly remarkable; they’re now published authors! With boundless curiosity and unwavering dedication, they’ve crafted a…

TREE Fellowships improve student test scores

The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys in Washington D.C. is grateful for the partnership of EUSA to support our mission of providing a high-quality education to our scholars, especially through…

St. Stephen’s Offers Service-Learning Training with Help from an EUSA Grant

Our EUSA grant enabled us to obtain training for 3 teachers on service-learning throughout the 2023-2024 school year, from a Philadelphia based non-profit, Need in Deed. While community service has…

New Chaplain Finds Retreat

As a brand new chaplain, I was eager to participate in as many NAES programs as I could. I enrolled in the Mentoring Program for New Chaplains and found a wonderful match. After various tragedies at…

Learning Support a Success

The support from Episcopal Urban School Alliance Grant (EUSA) assisted our school in providing learning support programming and teaching in our Wayfinder program. Much of our learning support program…