CCLE XXIV Conference Plenary Speaker Spotlight: Rev. Dr. David H. Petersen became Pastor of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Fort Wayne, IN in 2000. He earned a B.S. in History from Central Michigan University. He also earned a Master of Divinity degree, a Master of Sacred Theology, and a Doctor of Ministry from Concordia Theological Seminary in Ft. Wayne. He and his wife Jacqui have three grown children and seven grandchildren. He is a regular guest on Issues, Etc, a contributing editor to Gottesdienst: The Journal of Lutheran Liturgy, where he writes both for the print journal and the blog, and occasionally writes for the Lutheran Witness, and is a member of the CTCR. His summer conference presentation is titled “Militant Praise against Polytheism: A Call for Full-Throated and Unapologetic Confession in an Age of Apostasy based upon the Psalter and the History of Israel.” The word Alleluia is often translated into English as “Praise the Lord” or “Praise Yahweh.” This presentation will provide evidence that it is better translated as “Boast in the Lord” and that it was used by God’s people not in a polite way or simply as an expression of individual ecstasy, but as a boast in the truth and reality of their monotheistic hope in the midst of a demonic polytheistic culture. The use of these boasts in the Psalter will then be considered in light of Paul’s warning in Ephesians 5 against idolatry and his insistence on reverent, content rich worship. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Culto Ação de Graças 🙌 🙌 . . . #cultoaçãodegraças #cultodomingo #ccle #comunidadelagar #gratidaoaosenhor #maio
Culto da Família 👪 12.05.2024 #comunidadecristalagar #ccle #familia #diadasmaes #cultodafamilia #cultodomingo
Did you know this year's #CCLEXXIV summer conference will once again feature a Scholasticus program for like-minded youth ages 13-18? While adults attend sessions, our young adults will enjoy instructional sessions like creative writing and chess, educational activities including a a ceramics class, fellowship opportunities, and more! Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
Did you know institutional members of the CCLE have access to our exclusive School Resource Library? Housed on our website, this library contains valuable resources that have been contributed by CCLE-accredited schools and curated by our executive director. Resource material categories include church governance, class schedules, past Classical Lutheran Education journals, curriculum, discipline, faculty and staff evaluations, hiring, faculty training, lesson plans, marketing, parent communications, safety and security, school board governance, tuition and fees, worship and catechesis and more. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation
CCLE XXIV Conference Plenary Speaker Spotlight: Rev. Mark DeGarmeaux grew up in southwest Wisconsin and attended Luther High School (Onalaska, WI). He holds a BS-Elementary Education (Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN), Master of Divinity (Bethany Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mankato, MN), and Master of Sacred Theology (STM, Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, Mequon, WI). For 10 years he served as a parish pastor in northeast Iowa. Since 1995, he has served at Bethany Lutheran College, Mankato, MN, first as chaplain and teaching religion classes, and currently as chapel organist and teaching languages, organ lessons, and church music classes. His interests include theology, music, and languages. He was one of three members of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod worship committee that prepared the Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary. His recently-published Every Sunday Organist is an anthology of easy hymn preludes for organ or piano for each Sunday of the church year. As an organist at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church in Mankato, he enjoys playing Baroque works of Bach, Buxtehude, and Pachelbel, and 20th century North German works of Micheelsen, Walcha, and Bender. He has translated hundreds of hymns, especially Norwegian and Danish hymns. He wrote articles for Lutheran Service Book: Companion to the Hymns, was co-editor of My Savior’s Guest: A Festschrift in Honor of Erling Trygve Teigen, and associate editor of The Christian Year of Grace, by Johann Spangenberg, translated by Matthew Carver. His summer conference presentation is titled “Hymns as Declaration, Doctrine, and Doxology.” Ecclesia canit. The church sings. Ecclesia canit: declarationem fidei, doctrinam fidei, doxologiam fidei. The church sings: the declaration (confession) of faith, the doctrine of faith, the doxology of faith. The presentation will look at hymns as confession, declaration, and expression of the Christian faith. We will explore how hymns teach and reinforce the doctrinal content of the Christian faith. We will see how hymns are a doxology to the Triune God here in this life, and a foretaste of the eternal doxology in the life of the world to come. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
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Did you know you can attend the CCLE conference in July at a significantly discounted rate (or for free if you are 16-18 years old) by volunteering for one of the three and a half days? For more information, visit our website https://www.ccle.org/product/ccle-xxiv-volunteer-ticket/ #ccle #cclexxiv #classicallutheraneducation
As the sun sets on our first year at Trinity, I am reminded of the Scripture reading we had at our closing service from Jeremiah. We do not boast in our wisdom or strength, but rather in the steadfast love, justice, and righteousness of our God. It is through His provision that our school launched. I am so thankful for His guidance in starting our school. I am so thankful for the families that supported us and entrusted us to partner with them for the education of their children. We cannot wait for the sun to rise on year two. Yet, we are infinitely more pleased that the Son is risen already, and we live in His hope and love. #classicaleducation #classicaled #classicallutheraned #CCLE #LCMS #highschool #education #lutheranschools
CCLE XXIV conference schedule overview: Please join us for our CCLE XXIV summer conference! Over 50 sessions will be offered covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education for teachers, homeschoolers, pastors, administrators, college students, professors, and youth. Come be refreshed with daily chapel, conversation, and community! Full event details here available at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #CCLE #CCLEXXIV #classicallutheraneducation
Children are encouraged to attend the CCLE summer conference with their parents! Each year, we offer programs for our younger attendees while parents attend the adult sessions. Lunches, dinners, and evening events are enjoyed together as a family. The CCLE’s Grammaticus and Pre-Grammaticus programs provide an enriching, edifying environment for your children to interact with new and existing friends. Children will engage in educational activities and enjoy games outside. They will sing beautiful hymns and sacred music with meaningful texts and their imaginations will be kindled as they listen to our program’s featured read-aloud novel. Crafts and hands-on activities are also included. The Grammaticus program will include a sub-track for children aged 6-12 years old with enriching and edifying content, activities, and fun. The Pre-Grammaticus program is for children aged 3-5. Children ages 0-5 are also welcome to spend time in our dedicated playroom with their parents. Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
Have you visited the CCLE online storefront? The shop features a variety of items for purchase including past issues of the Classical Lutheran Education Journal and other publications by CCLE Press. CCLE plans to expand the storefront to include a range of publications and products in support of classical Lutheran education. Current CCLE members receive a 20 percent discount on all merchandise. Visit the shop at https://www.ccle.org/shop/ #ccle #classicallutheraneducation
Did you know you can attend the CCLE conference in July at a significantly discounted rate (or for free if you are 16-18 years old) by volunteering for one of the three and a half days? For more information, visit our website https://www.ccle.org/product/ccle-xxiv-volunteer-ticket/ #ccle #cclexxiv #classicallutheraneducation
Did you know this year's #CCLEXXIV summer conference will once again feature a Scholasticus program for like-minded youth ages 13-18? While adults attend sessions, our young adults will enjoy instructional sessions like creative writing and chess, educational activities including a a ceramics class, fellowship opportunities, and more! Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Kate is active in leadership within educational communities in homeschool co-ops and hybrid/micro-schools. She has classically instructed PreK-12 ages in inflected languages; Classics; Literature, Drama and Poetry; Composition; History; Public Speaking and Formal Debate; Informal, Formal, and Material Logic; Theology and Apologetics; Philosophy; Mathematics; Music; and the Sciences. Her endeavors included affiliation with Classical Conversations directing, tutoring, and in corporate leadership focused on program and curriculum development. She co-authored Classical Acts and Facts® History Cards and Artists and Composers and contributed to The Question; The Conversation; Classical, Christian Education Made Approachable; Prescripts; and Math in Motion: First Steps in Music Theory. Other publications appear at CiRCE Institute, Imaginative Conservative, The Federalist, and the Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education. Kate received her BA in the Liberal Arts from St. John’s College in Annapolis, MD, completing their Classical Great Books Program instruction through the Trivium and Quadrivium. She later earned an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, but her vocation has long been dedicated to cultivating classical, Christian education. Her summer conference presentation is titled “Introduction to Norms & Nobility” In David Hicks’ highly respected treatise on education, Norms & Nobility, he writes: “Education must address the whole student, his emotional and spiritual sides as well as his rational. The aims of education, the teacher’s methods, the books and lessons, the traditions, and regulations of the school – all must express not just ideas, but norms, tending to make young people not only rational, but noble” (vi). This presentation offers an introduction to Norms & Nobility, inviting those new to it to dive into its pages and offering a refresher for those who wish to revisit the text. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Summer conference registration is open! Register for our CCLE XXIV summer conference "Cantate: Sing Unto the Lord A New Song" at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ Featuring more than 50 speakers covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education, our summer conference will feature special programming for children and teens, a hymn sing, fellowship opportunities, an organ concert, happy hour, and more! #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #cclexxiv
Learn more about our CCLE member schools, accredited schools, in-process schools via our directory page, which features a new, interactive map: https://www.ccle.org/directory/ #ccle #classicallutheraneducation
가정의 달 5월🧑🧑🧒🧒🌺 부모님, 선생님 등 사랑하는 분께 감사한 마음을 전달해 보세요🎈 도시락포장용기에는 휘낭시에 4개까지 포장 가능합니다! 포장용기는 [무상]으로 제공돼서 부담 없이 구매하시기 좋아요🤍 인스타DM 또는 네이버 톡톡으로 문의주시면 빠르게 답변드릴게요‼️
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Leah is a recovering engineer, endeavoring to cultivate her own spirit in Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. For nearly 30 years, Leah has served as a catalyst for classical education — for her own family, as well as families around the world. Over the years she has founded and administrated a hybrid classical school; consulted with Lutheran schools adopting the classical model of education; assisted in Lutheran school accreditation; spoken and trained on classical education nationally; taught at the elementary and high school levels; and galvanized tens of thousands of families in the pursuit of a liberal arts education. Leah is impassioned to rearticulate, reclaim, collaborate, and build distinctly Lutheran classical education that energizes us, our families, our schools, and our churches toward Truth, Goodness, and Beauty found in our Savior, Jesus Christ, that we might confidently educate our children to understand and embrace their faith, learning what it means to live vocationally in loving God and serving our neighbor. Her summer conference presentation is titled “Seven Components of Teaching from Rest.” Does teaching ever seem harried and hassled? Without realizing it, the educational fragmentation and anxiety of progressive education can penetrate our teaching. Classical education aspires to a different approach. Seven Latin phrases encapsulate teaching principles that nurture and encourage rest: Optimus Magister Bonus Liber; Repetitio Mater Memoriae; Festina Lente; Multum Non Multa; Docendo Discimus; Ad Fontes; Scholé. When these maxims are heeded the actual substance and skills of classical pedagogy shine forth and the telos of education surfaces. As restful teaching is embodied, both we and our students are awakened in wonder and curiosity, and teaching and learning become restful. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Retrouvez-nous dimanche prochain lors de Cervia Médiéval ! 🏰 Au programme : 👉 Saynètes médiévales 👉 Concert des Belles dames sans merci 👉 Initiations à l'art ancestral de l'enluminure 👉 Exposition de vitraux ✅ Rendez-vous dans la chapelle Saint-Jean ! #fête #médiévale #chièvres #ccle #collaboration #enluminure #concerts #saynètes #théâtre #exposition #vitrail
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mrs. Erika Mildred lives in Texas with her husband and two daughters. She receives Christ’s gifts at Faith Lutheran Church in Plano. In 1999, Erika earned her B.A. in Secondary Education – English and Communications, with her Lutheran Teachers Diploma, from Concordia University, Chicago, IL. In 2017, Mrs. Mildred obtained her Classical Lutheran Educator Certification through the CCLE, and in 2021, she earned her M.Ed. in Mathematics Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Texas at Arlington. Over the years, she has been privileged to work with children of all ages as a classroom teacher, a high school girls’ JV and varsity basketball coach, a personal and group tutor, an online educator, a day school principal, and a home school mom of two girls. She currently teaches for both Faith Lutheran School in Plano, TX, and for Wittenberg Academy. Mrs. Mildred has been involved with the CCLE since 1999, serving as a board member and treasurer from 2013 – 2019. Her favorite parts of teaching are those “aha moments,” when a concept clicks or a connection is made. She states, “Building confidence and a love for learning in students are gifts to them that last a lifetime; it is a privilege from God to impart those things to His children.” Her conference presentation is titled “Building Number Sense.” This session will focus on tasks, activities, “chalk talks,” and examples that teachers of mathematics can use in their classrooms to help students improve their mathematical reasoning using the quadrivial arts of arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
CCLE XXIV conference schedule overview: Please join us for our CCLE XXIV summer conference! Over 50 sessions will be offered covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education for teachers, homeschoolers, pastors, administrators, college students, professors, and youth. Come be refreshed with daily chapel, conversation, and community! Full event details here available at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #CCLE #CCLEXXIV #classicallutheraneducation
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mr. Nathanael Hahn teaches 6th-12th grade classes in math, science, and music theory at Mount Hope Lutheran School in Casper, WY. When he isn’t teaching, he enjoys composing for congregation, choir, and orchestra, singing Lutheran hymns, spending time with family in Wisconsin, and exploring the use of primary math sources in the classroom. His summer conference presentation is titled “Sing to the Lord a GOOD New Song.” Is praise band music appropriate for church? What about new hymn tunes? What about old ones? Songs from other denominations? Which hymns are good? Are some musically better for church than others? Why or why not? This presentation is an attempt to start answering these questions. Sound doctrine is a given, but what musically should we strive for as we sing to the Lord? #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Summer conference registration is open! Register for our CCLE XXIV summer conference "Cantate: Sing Unto the Lord A New Song" at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ Featuring more than 50 speakers covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education, our summer conference will feature special programming for children and teens, a hymn sing, fellowship opportunities, an organ concert, happy hour, and more! #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #cclexxiv
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mrs. Christy Rivers holds a B.A. in English Secondary Education from Concordia University Chicago and an M.A. in English Literature, Composition, and Rhetoric from The Ohio State University. She began teaching in 2001, and she has taught every grade level from kindergarten to college. Mrs. Rivers loves Victorian novels, iconography, absurd amounts of coffee, and taking epic road trips with her husband and three children. Her summer conference presentation is titled “Semper Viligans: Faithful Management of the Classical Lutheran Classroom.” While the classical Lutheran teacher must be an expert in his subject matter, he must also be an expert in managing his classroom. In this presentation, we will discuss what it means to manage a classroom, what common pitfalls we as teachers face, and what is at stake. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Did you know this year's #CCLEXXIV summer conference will once again feature a Scholasticus program for like-minded youth ages 13-18? While adults attend sessions, our young adults will enjoy instructional sessions like creative writing and chess, educational activities including a a ceramics class, fellowship opportunities, and more! Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
Cuisiner en réduisant ses déchets, rien de plus simple ! 😎 Découvrez tous les secrets de la cuisine anti-gaspillage lors de notre #atelier... 👨🍳 #zéro #déchets #cuisine #anti #gaspillage #ccle #chièvres #brugelette #transition
Children are encouraged to attend the CCLE summer conference with their parents! Each year, we offer programs for our younger attendees while parents attend the adult sessions. Lunches, dinners, and evening events are enjoyed together as a family. The CCLE’s Grammaticus and Pre-Grammaticus programs provide an enriching, edifying environment for your children to interact with new and existing friends. Children will engage in educational activities and enjoy games outside. They will sing beautiful hymns and sacred music with meaningful texts and their imaginations will be kindled as they listen to our program’s featured read-aloud novel. Crafts and hands-on activities are also included. The Grammaticus program will include a sub-track for children aged 6-12 years old with enriching and edifying content, activities, and fun. The Pre-Grammaticus program is for children aged 3-5. Children ages 0-5 are also welcome to spend time in our dedicated playroom with their parents. Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
Culto Ação de Graças 🙌👏 . . . #cultoaçãodegraças #cultodomingo #gratidao #comunidadelagar #ccle #comunidadecristalagar
Culto de Missões 🙌🇧🇷 21.04.2024 . . . #CultoDeMissões #cultodomingo #missões #ide #comunidadelagar #ccle #comunidadecristalagar
CCLE XXIV Conference Plenary Speaker Spotlight: Rev. Dr. David H. Petersen became Pastor of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Fort Wayne, IN in 2000. He earned a B.S. in History from Central Michigan University. He also earned a Master of Divinity degree, a Master of Sacred Theology, and a Doctor of Ministry from Concordia Theological Seminary in Ft. Wayne. He and his wife Jacqui have three grown children and seven grandchildren. He is a regular guest on Issues, Etc, a contributing editor to Gottesdienst: The Journal of Lutheran Liturgy, where he writes both for the print journal and the blog, and occasionally writes for the Lutheran Witness, and is a member of the CTCR. His summer conference presentation is titled “Militant Praise against Polytheism: A Call for Full-Throated and Unapologetic Confession in an Age of Apostasy based upon the Psalter and the History of Israel.” The word Alleluia is often translated into English as “Praise the Lord” or “Praise Yahweh.” This presentation will provide evidence that it is better translated as “Boast in the Lord” and that it was used by God’s people not in a polite way or simply as an expression of individual ecstasy, but as a boast in the truth and reality of their monotheistic hope in the midst of a demonic polytheistic culture. The use of these boasts in the Psalter will then be considered in light of Paul’s warning in Ephesians 5 against idolatry and his insistence on reverent, content rich worship. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
The Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education (CCLE) is pleased to announce our 2024 student contests. Each year, our contests receive impressive entries from all over the country. Any student who attends a CCLE-accredited school or whose parent has CCLE membership is eligible to enter. Contest winners receive a cash prize, a certificate of merit, and public recognition by the CCLE. The contest deadline is midnight on May 15, 2024 for Recitation. To learn more about the 2024 student contests visit https://www.ccle.org/student-contests/ #ccle #classicallutheraneducation
카페 앞에 있는 초등학교 하교 모습만 보다가 활기찬 등교 모습을 보니 또 새롭네요☺️ 오늘도 8시에 열고, 18시에 닫아요!!💟 📍5월 5일(어린이날), 6일(대체공휴일) 12:00 - 21:00
CCLE XXIV Conference Plenary Speaker Spotlight: Rev. Mark DeGarmeaux grew up in southwest Wisconsin and attended Luther High School (Onalaska, WI). He holds a BS-Elementary Education (Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN), Master of Divinity (Bethany Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mankato, MN), and Master of Sacred Theology (STM, Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, Mequon, WI). For 10 years he served as a parish pastor in northeast Iowa. Since 1995, he has served at Bethany Lutheran College, Mankato, MN, first as chaplain and teaching religion classes, and currently as chapel organist and teaching languages, organ lessons, and church music classes. His interests include theology, music, and languages. He was one of three members of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod worship committee that prepared the Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary. His recently-published Every Sunday Organist is an anthology of easy hymn preludes for organ or piano for each Sunday of the church year. As an organist at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church in Mankato, he enjoys playing Baroque works of Bach, Buxtehude, and Pachelbel, and 20th century North German works of Micheelsen, Walcha, and Bender. He has translated hundreds of hymns, especially Norwegian and Danish hymns. He wrote articles for Lutheran Service Book: Companion to the Hymns, was co-editor of My Savior’s Guest: A Festschrift in Honor of Erling Trygve Teigen, and associate editor of The Christian Year of Grace, by Johann Spangenberg, translated by Matthew Carver. His summer conference presentation is titled “Hymns as Declaration, Doctrine, and Doxology.” Ecclesia canit. The church sings. Ecclesia canit: declarationem fidei, doctrinam fidei, doxologiam fidei. The church sings: the declaration (confession) of faith, the doctrine of faith, the doxology of faith. The presentation will look at hymns as confession, declaration, and expression of the Christian faith. We will explore how hymns teach and reinforce the doctrinal content of the Christian faith. We will see how hymns are a doxology to the Triune God here in this life, and a foretaste of the eternal doxology in the life of the world to come. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
🌧️ 근로자인 날인 오늘 08:00-18:00 영업합니다✨
Prices increase May 1! - Summer conference registration is open! Register for our CCLE XXIV summer conference "Cantate: Sing Unto the Lord A New Song" at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ Featuring more than 50 speakers covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education, our summer conference will feature special programming for children and teens, a hymn sing, fellowship opportunities, an organ concert, happy hour, and more! #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #cclexxiv
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mrs. Marie MacPherson is a CCLE certified educator, writer of curriculum, and author. More importantly, she is a wife, mother, and baptized child of God. Marie has published Meditations on the Vocation of Motherhood, Volumes 1 (2018) and 2 (2023), Mothering Many (2016), and Lutherans for Life booklets “The Story of Baby Shalom” and “Teaching Children Chastity for Life.” Her Bachelor’s Degree is in Elementary Education, with a specialty in Communication Arts and Literature and Synod Certification, from Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato, MN. A life-long learner, Marie is enrolled in graduate courses from Memoria College’s Great Books program, and has coached speech team students in rhetoric and the progymnasmata and directed numerous homeschool musicals. Her husband Ryan serves as the Academic Dean of Luther Classical College in Casper, Wyoming. Together, they are blessed with seven children. Visit their website at www.intoyourhandsllc.com She is giving a summer conference table talk titled "Classical Morning Meeting, A Daily Dose of Beauty.” Join Marie as she shares her vision for a classical morning meeting, explore how she has adapted it throughout her years in her home and co-op, and brainstorm how such an idea might serve your students. She is also giving a presentation titled “Why Lutherans Should Read Dante’s Purgatorio.” This presentation will detail why Lutheran teachers might prefer Purgatorio instead. In light of scholarship positing that Dante’s purgatory is a metaphor for a Christian’s life on earth and specifically The Divine Service, there is a redeeming quality to an otherwise heretical teaching. Purgatorio delves into some beautiful Biblical teachings, including repentance, inspiration, angels, the two kingdoms, and more, that propel thoughtful class discussion. In comparison to Inferno’s grueling biographies, base humor, and vengeful punishments, if nothing else, the songs of the liturgy featured throughout Purgatorio make this classic worthwhile. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
#MondayMatins - The past few weeks have found us reading through John's Gospel and re-contemplating Jesus' claims about Himself through the lens of the Resurrection. We have talked about how much of who Jesus claimed to be could not be fully grasped without His death and resurrection. In Lutheran theology, we call this the "Theology of the Cross." We cannot have the glory of Christ without His suffering for us. Much of the disciples' lack of faith and inability to grasp Jesus' identity comes from failing to grasp the Theology of the Cross. #ccle #classicaleducation #education #matins #confessionallutheran #highschool #classicallutheraned
Early registration ends soon....prices increase after April 30! -- CCLE XXIV summer conference registration is open! View our summer conference event schedule, session details, housing options and more here: https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle #cclexxiv #classicallutheraneducation
Did you know this year's #CCLEXXIV summer conference will once again feature a Scholasticus program for like-minded youth ages 13-18? While adults attend sessions, our young adults will enjoy instructional sessions like creative writing and chess, educational activities including a a ceramics class, fellowship opportunities, and more! Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mrs. Nicole Busarow is a wife, and mother of four boys. Mrs. Busarow holds a Masters of Sacred Music Degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Bachelor of Music Degree in Church Music – Organ from Valparaiso University. A native of Wisconsin, she has served churches and schools in Michigan and Indiana. Her summer conference presentation is titled “Teaching Music in a Classical Lutheran School: Curriculum and Culture.” Music is commonly cited among the subjects of the quadrivium; however, its place among the seven liberal arts is not how and why we teach music in our classical Lutheran schools today. Classical Lutheran schools need a music pedagogy that is Lutheran and harmonious with its classical pedagogy of grammar, history, and literature. Beginning with the Biblical directive to sing, song is the sine qua non to a classical Lutheran music education. Through practical examples, this presentation will demonstrate how a curriculum is organized by making song, hearing song, and reading song. Song creates a Christian culture in schools, and schools also have the chance to preserve a nearly extinct secular folk music culture. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
🪴notice🪴 < 영업시간 변경 안내 > 월~금 08:00 - 18:00 일, 공휴일 12:00 - 21:00 휴무일은 월요일에서 ✨토요일✨로 변경됩니다! 04.29부터 적용되니 참고바랍니다🙌🏻
Children are encouraged to attend the CCLE summer conference with their parents! Each year, we offer programs for our younger attendees while parents attend the adult sessions. Lunches, dinners, and evening events are enjoyed together as a family. The CCLE’s Grammaticus and Pre-Grammaticus programs provide an enriching, edifying environment for your children to interact with new and existing friends. Children will engage in educational activities and enjoy games outside. They will sing beautiful hymns and sacred music with meaningful texts and their imaginations will be kindled as they listen to our program’s featured read-aloud novel. Crafts and hands-on activities are also included. The Grammaticus program will include a sub-track for children aged 6-12 years old with enriching and edifying content, activities, and fun. The Pre-Grammaticus program is for children aged 3-5. Children ages 0-5 are also welcome to spend time in our dedicated playroom with their parents. Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
Summer conference registration is now open! Register for our CCLE XXIV summer conference "Cantate: Sing Unto the Lord A New Song" at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ Featuring more than 50 speakers covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education, our summer conference will feature special programming for children and teens, a hymn sing, fellowship opportunities, an organ concert, happy hour, and more! Register today to receive the early bird rate, and please note that our children's programs will fill up quickly. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #cclexxiv
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mr. Tim Merritt was born in Montana. His father was a pastor, missionary, and the head of disaster relief for the LCMS. Mr. Merritt graduated from Concordia University Irvine, CA in 1994 with a degree in Elementary Education. He has taught 2nd and 3rd grade prior to moving into high school. In addition to Faith, he taught at Grace Lutheran in Arlington, TX and Heavenly Host in Cookeville, TN. Mr. Merritt is privileged to serve in many roles including High School Principal, Technology Coordinator, and high school teacher. He has been at Faith since 1998 and was instrumental in starting the high school. He teaches Omnibus (a combination of Theology, Literature and History), Logic, Rhetoric, Computer applications, Speech, and Drama. Mr. Merritt and his wife have four sons, all of whom graduated for FLHS. Three are in college and one graduated from Texas A&M and is now an officer in the army. His summer conference presentation is a table talk discussion titled “Lessons learned while starting a Lutheran classical high school.” Starting a Lutheran, classical high school is a highly satisfying, complex, and demanding endeavor. This workshop aims to discuss some of the joys and challenges and offer practical tips on what it takes to start a high school. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
CCLE XXIV conference schedule overview: Please join us for our CCLE XXIV summer conference! Over 50 sessions will be offered covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education for teachers, homeschoolers, pastors, administrators, college students, professors, and youth. Come be refreshed with daily chapel, conversation, and community! Full event details here available at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #CCLE #CCLEXXIV #classicallutheraneducation
What is the place of singing in classical Lutheran education? Rev. Robert Paul, Associate Pastor and Headmaster at Memorial Lutheran Church and School in Houston, Texas, joins KFUO Radio to talk about why classical Lutheran education is important to him and why he is invested in it, what happens at a CCLE conference, the place of singing in classical Lutheran education, and what this year’s conference attendees will learn. https://www.kfuo.org/2024/04/23/coffee-hour-042324-cantate-sing-to-the-lord-a-new-song/ #ccle #classicallutheraneducation
Et si on créait un tapis pour raconter des histoires ? 😍 C'est le beau projet dans lequel les élèves de secondaire en option couture de l'école Sainte-Gertrude se sont lancés.🪡🧵 Ils ont ensuite présenté leurs histoires aux maternelles de l'école communale de Brugelette. 📖 Bravo à eux et merci à @baby_or_not.cie de les avoir épaulés dans cette chouette aventure ! 🙏🚀 #scolaire #peca #histoire #couture #spectacle #brugelette #ccle
Did you know this year's #CCLEXXIV summer conference will once again feature a Scholasticus program for like-minded youth ages 13-18 ? While adults attend sessions, our young adults will enjoy instructional sessions like creative writing and chess, educational activities including a a ceramics class, fellowship opportunities, and more! Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mrs. Cheryl Jordan Cheryl has over thirty years of experience in mathematics education, both as teacher and leader. Early in her professional years, as part of her school’s leadership cohort and local university research team, she began building her pedagogical “toolbox” which already pointed to classical learning strategies. It was not until her work as a Lutheran school board member and, eventually, administrative team member, however, that she was introduced to “classical” education for the first time. While homeschooling her children, she fell in love with classical teaching strategies, realizing their effectiveness with a range of student abilities and learning styles. She has enthusiastically continued her study and use of these approaches in tutoring students, directing programs, and encouraging parents. Cheryl also influences modern educational practice while serving as a board member and volunteer at a local community math center. More importantly, she is wife to her husband of thirty years, Andy, mother of two young adults, Joshua and Marissa, and caretaker of her 92-year-old father, Melvin. Her home congregation is Emmaus Lutheran Church in South Bend, Indiana. Her summer conference presentation title is “Teaching Math Classically: Using Tools of the Trivium to Support K-12 Mathematics Education.” Presentation Description: What does it mean to teach math “classically?” Are there any math curriculums that use “classical” approaches? Why and how should math teachers help students build the skills of memory, inquiry, and rhetoric? In this session, we will discuss the history and philosophy of classical mathematics education as well as activities proven to build student success. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Children are encouraged to attend the CCLE summer conference with their parents! Each year, we offer programs for our younger attendees while parents attend the adult sessions. Lunches, dinners, and evening events are enjoyed together as a family. The CCLE’s Grammaticus and Pre-Grammaticus programs provide an enriching, edifying environment for your children to interact with new and existing friends. Children will engage in educational activities and enjoy games outside. They will sing beautiful hymns and sacred music with meaningful texts and their imaginations will be kindled as they listen to our program’s featured read-aloud novel. Crafts and hands-on activities are also included. The Grammaticus program will include a sub-track for children aged 6-12 years old with enriching and edifying content, activities, and fun. The Pre-Grammaticus program is for children aged 3-5. Children ages 0-5 are also welcome to spend time in our dedicated playroom with their parents. Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
CCLE is currently seeking vendors, advertisers and sponsors for our upcoming summer conference event. Additional print advertising opportunities are also available in our upcoming academic journals. Deadlines and details for each opportunity are included here: Vendor: https://www.ccle.org/product/ccle-xxiv-vendor-ticket/ Advertising: https://www.ccle.org/product/ccle-xxiv-advertisement/ Sponsorships: https://www.ccle.org/product/ccle-xxiv-sponsor/ The CCLE summer conference provides support, resources, encouragement, and instruction to classical Lutheran teachers, administrators, pastors, college professors, and homeschool families, and our printed publications are distributed to these audiences and beyond. Become part of this growing movement by signing up as a vendor, sponsor or advertiser today! #ccle #classicallutheraneducation
Learn more about our CCLE member schools, accredited schools, in-process schools via our directory page, which features a new, interactive map: https://www.ccle.org/directory/ #ccle #classicallutheraneducation
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mrs. Liz Ekblad is a trivium teacher for Wittenberg Academy. She graduated from Concordia University Wisconsin in 2018 with a degree in Classical Lutheran Education and is a CCLE certified teacher. She resides in Sheboygan, WI with her husband Anders and their sons Johannes (5), Kristoff (3), and Lukas (born in January). In Sheboygan, they attend Trinity Lutheran Church where she teaches music, choir, and personal finance two days a week. Otherwise, she delights in being a mom at home with her kids. Her summer conference presentation is titled “Teaching the Littles to Sing: A Lutheran Approach to Preschool and Early Elementary Music and Choir.” As a teacher, you’ve likely been asked to teach a subject which you have little experience or training. Often times, preschool and elementary music are given to a teacher who has sung in choir or played an instrument in order to give the Kantor a less full schedule. As Kantor, perhaps you have been tasked with teaching little Lutherans and have no clue where to start. In this session, Liz will share her methods for making little Lutheran musicians, incorporating aspects of music education while emphasizing hymnal literacy even to Kindergarteners. Bonus- all of the things shared can be done without being a proficient piano player! #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Hoy felicitamos a los estudiantes de secundaria por el esfuerzo y la dedicación en nuestra competencia de ortografía escolar. ¡Buena suerte! ✏️📚 . . . . . . #ortografia #ccle #excelenciaesperancista #santamarta
CCLE XXIV summer conference registration is now open! View our summer conference event schedule, session details, housing options and more here: https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ Please note, early registration ends April 30, after which prices increase. #ccle #cclexxiv #classicallutheraneducation
Did you know this year's #CCLEXXIV summer conference will once again feature a Scholasticus program for like-minded youth ages 13-18? While adults attend sessions, our young adults will enjoy instructional sessions like creative writing and chess, educational activities including a a ceramics class, fellowship opportunities, and more! Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle
CCLE XXIV Conference Speaker Spotlight: Rev. Paul J Cain is Senior Pastor of Immanuel, Sheridan, Wyoming, Headmaster Emeritus and Instructor of Liberal Arts at Martin Luther Grammar School and Immanuel Academy, a member of the Board of Directors of the Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education, First Vice-President of the Wyoming District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and Chairman of its Board of Directors, Rhetoric Teacher for Wittenberg Academy, a regent for Luther Classical College, a Director for Steadfast Lutherans and Associate Editor of Curriculum for Steadfast Press, and Editor of Lutheran Book Review. He has served as an LCMS Circuit Visitor, District Worship Chairman, District Evangelism Chairman, District Education Chairman/NLSA Commissioner, and District Secretary. A graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Rev. Cain is a contributor to Lutheran Service Book, Lutheranism 101, the LSB Hymnal Companion hymn and liturgy volumes. His summer conference presentation is titled “Aristotle’s Appeals: Ancient Rhetoric to Defeat Cancel Culture.” What are Logos, Ethos, and Pathos and how can they help a person resist, refute, and defeat Cancel Culture? #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #CCLEXXIV
Summer conference registration is now open! Register for our CCLE XXIV summer conference "Cantate: Sing Unto the Lord A New Song" at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ Featuring more than 50 speakers covering all aspects of classical Lutheran education, our summer conference will feature special programming for children and teens, a hymn sing, fellowship opportunities, an organ concert, happy hour, and more! Register today to receive the early bird rate, and please note that our children's programs will fill up quickly. #ccle #classicallutheraneducation #cclexxiv
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Did you know this year's #CCLEXXIV summer conference will once again feature a Scholasticus program for like-minded youth ages 13-18 ? While adults attend sessions, our young adults will enjoy instructional sessions like creative writing and chess, educational activities including a a ceramics class, fellowship opportunities, and more! Learn more at https://www.ccle.org/current-conference/ #ccle