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As we enter into a new year, we also look back on the past year and our most popular news stories and blog posts. 

Think. Pair. Share. brings you stories about education and the people who make it happen. We start with the premise that information is being shared all around us in big and small ways, often at the same time. A conversation can teach you how to split an atom even as you learn the favorite color of the person sitting opposite you. Education is not simply about the giving and receiving of information, but rather having an enlightening experience.

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Community is one of the three pillars of ACE Teaching Fellows, bringing together teachers who initially don’t know each other well, but often end up creating lifelong bonds.

Sometimes those ties hold fast as teachers start their own new communities after graduation. That’s what Maggie Holohan, Erin McNulty, and Dorie Taiclet discovered as they found themselves in South Bend after graduating last summer.

Remick Leaders Jennifer Liniewski and Sarah Grey both serve in the Diocese of Grand Rapids

For many of us, these days before Christmas are filled with lists. List of gift ideas for our loved ones, to-do lists for our homes and churches, and maybe even a little wish list for ourselves. 

For David Faber, the superintendent of Catholic schools in the Diocese of Grand Rapids, his wish list included someone with the leadership and experience to jump into the role of assistant superintendent after Jill Annable was selected by the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) to fill their new executive director of academic excellence position in the middle of the fall semester.

Chamberlain, S.D.) –On November 19, St. Joseph’s Indian School eighth-grade students and staff ventured to the Lower Brule Sioux Reservation on a brisk and cold morning to experience what would be for some a “once in a lifetime” buffalo harvest. This is the first-ever St. Joseph’s Indian School organized buffalo harvest.