As commencement weekend approached and Notre Dame’s campus filled with families of the University’s graduating class of 2022, 12 educators wearing colorful “Maestra” t-shirts mingled among the crowds at the...
The Program for Inclusive Education (PIE) is grateful to have mission-driven inclusive educators participate in the PIE cohort program. Across the years, our cohorts have been blessed with diverse participants...
The Program for Inclusive Education (PIE) is pleased to share the following piece from Kevin Baxter. Dr. Baxter has served as a principal and superintendent in Los Angeles, and now...
After deciding to enroll in the Mendoza College of Business, I was immediately advised to go to as many career fairs, conferences, and networking opportunities as possible. I was apprehensive...
As we work into this still-new year, I can’t help but look back on where I’ve been as a second grade teacher in New York these past two years and...
(Chamberlain, S.D.) –St. Joseph’s Indian School recently awarded $95,285 in spring-semester scholarships to Native American students across the nation, bringing the total awards for the academic year to a record...
In ACE we strive to provide a Catholic education of the highest quality to as many children as possible, but many families are denied access to such an education solely...
(Chamberlain, S.D.) On January 31, to coincide with Catholic Schools Week, St. Joseph’s Indian School launched Season 1 of the school’s first video podcast. The podcast, named Hóčhoka, aims to...
The pandemic has interrupted students’ learning and impacted our achievement. This disruption increases students’ needs, but there are practical solutions to overcome them. The Program for Inclusive Education (PIE) is...
Ernest Morrell, the associate dean for the humanities and equity in the University of Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters and the director of the Center for Literacy Education...