Publications

Cardus Education Survey: Phase I Report

August 16, 2011

Do Christian schools deliver on their promises? Cardus reports on the largest-ever sample of Christian school graduates and administrators in North America, focusing on students' spiritual formation, cultural engagement, and academic development. This report and its accompanying curriculum are available free of charge in digital form, and at cost in print form.

Book (56 pages) - $19.00
PDF file - $free

Cardus Education Survey: Phase I Facilitator's Guide (Parents and Supporters)

August 16, 2011

The curriculum package for parents & supporters of Christian schools will equip you to lead fellow parents, grandparents, strategic planning volunteers, board members, and other stakeholders through a meaningful, productive discussion of the educational efforts of your Christian school, based on the national CES results. Available free of charge in digital form, and at cost in print form.

Workbook (34 pages) - $9.00
PDF file - $free

Cardus Education Survey: Phase I Facilitator's Guide (Teachers and Administrators)

August 16, 2011

The curriculum package for teachers & administrators of Christian schools will equip school staff to compare your school's vision to your outcomes. Study the Christian education benchmarks, and consider next steps as you seek to integrate faith, worldview, and academic excellence in your students' educational experience. Available free of charge in digital form, and at cost in print form.

Workbook (34 pages) - $9.00
PDF file - $free

Cardus Education Survey: Early Executive Summary

May 25, 2011

We find the motivations and outcomes of Christian schools to be in large part accurately aligned, but we question whether the motivations of Christian schools ought to be re-evaluated to provide a more comprehensive institutional program for the families which they serve and the communities in which they operate.

PDF file - $free

Cardus Education Survey - Brochure

October 9, 2009

The Cardus Education Survey brochure provides a brief summary of the nature and scope of this research project including key experts and project outcomes.
PDF file - $free

The California Table: Connecting Education and Culture

White Paper

December 7, 2007

An energetic group of thirty-seven educators, administrators and business and cultural leaders gathered in California in December 2007 to begin an intense discussion of

  • how culture movements happen,
  • how education can better contribute to culture change, and
  • how networks of passionate leaders can cultivate and embrace change together.

Out of the California conversation has come one overarching call: to keep talking and create a North American debate about the future of education.

PDF file - $free


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