Posted on Feb 20, 2023 by Mark Muehl - Best Practices - Lutheran Spirit - Quality Education
Oh, to be a Lutheran school teacher or principal! It’s exhausting and exhilarating. It’s learning and teaching. But it's mostly about sharing the sweet message of Jesus. This past Friday, 285 teachers and principals gathered at Concordia Lutheran High School for The Lutheran… Read More
Posted on Jan 16, 2023 by Mark Muehl - Lutheran Spirit - Quality Education
While many of our schools are advertising kindergarten round-up and open houses as well as encouraging early registration for present families, The Lutheran Schools Partnership (TLSP) is promoting Lutheran Schools throughout the region to help parents realize that Lutheran… Read More
Posted on Sep 19, 2022 by Jon Dize - Lutheran Spirit - News and Events - Quality Education
Last Saturday the 17th, we hosted nearly 300 people at our 3rd Annual VIP Event where we celebrated our Very Important Partnerships and gathered to STAND for our schools in Northeast Indiana. While we will provide an update on the event next week, today we are celebrating a… Read More
Posted on Jul 11, 2022 by Alicia Levitt - Best Practices - Christian Leadership - News and Events - Quality Education
Progress Partners Coaching launches in FW Schools By Elizabeth Hoham for The Fort Wayne Lutheran and TLSP One of the most thrilling moments for teachers is often called the “Ah-ha” moment: when a concept clicks with a student, and he or she “gets it.” The lightbulb goes off, and… Read More
Posted on Jun 27, 2022 by Mark Muehl - Lutheran Spirit - Quality Education - Christian Living
Lutheran teachers and principals make a difference. That’s a statement that has been used to encourage the value of Lutheran Schools but more importantly to encourage those incredible folks who commit themselves to teaching the faith. It’s a tremendous responsibility to be a… Read More
Posted on Jun 13, 2022 by Mark Muehl - Christian Leadership - News and Events - Quality Education
Toddlers love to be noticed. They love affirmation. They love attention. They test their actions against the reactions of smiles, correction and praise to determine what is acceptable and what is not. As we get older, recognition is still needed. Sometimes we err in not… Read More
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