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CLEVELAND, Ohio – Two schools in the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland will join the network of Notre Dame ACE Academies this school year, in a partnership between the diocese and the University of Notre Dame’s Alliance for Catholic Education.

St. Anthony of Padua School in Akron and St. Augustine Catholic School in Barberton will be part of ACE’s network, which creates thriving and resilient Catholic schools through an emphasis on Catholic school culture, strong teaching and learning and operational vitality.

As demographics in churches and schools continue to change, ACE seeks to empower teachers and leaders through the Latino Educator and Administrator Development (LEAD) program. Itzxul Moreno and Dr. Katy Walter Lichon join Kathy Mears on the podcast to discuss the program, which is offered in partnership with NCEA.

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One day they said simply, “yes” and everything changed.

Erin and Phong Vu never could have imagined the life that would unfold from accepting the invitation to teaching with the Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE).

(Chamberlain, S.D.) – Staff from all over St. Joseph’s Indian School’s campus and Native Hope turned out for an outdoor parade on Tuesday, August 10, to welcome back 133 first through eighth-grade students. The event started this past year with social distancing, and everyone so enjoyed it that there was no question it would happen again this year.

Thanks for your interest in our Where ACE Takes You series!

The series features a panel of ACE graduates, ACE interns, and ACE ambassadors. They shared formative college experiences and communities that led them to ACE Teaching Fellows. We encourage you to look for a topic that aligns with your personal interests and watch the conversation to learn more.

Please reach out to Bridgette McDermott () if you have any questions about ACE Teaching Fellows, or visit ace.nd.edu/teach.