CEP 2007 National School of Character. Radix…Planting the seeds for the future. Growing Character Education one day at a time. Radix…Planting the seeds.

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CEP 2007 National School of Character

Radix…Planting the seeds for the future. Growing Character Education one day at a time. Radix…Planting the seeds for the future. Growing Character Education one day at a time.

Character Education… the special ingredient that makes our recipe for educating children a success. Key Ingredients  Respect  Responsibility  Caring  Family  Trust Key Ingredients  Respect  Responsibility  Caring  Family  Trust

The Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles

Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct Through the efforts of all stakeholders, including children, a common language was developed.

Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee The school and Community build sustainable relationships Effectively communicating through committees where stakeholders have a voice. Bottom-Up strategies for educational reform

Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings

Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum Radix designed an original CE Rubric and writing prompts mirroring the format of the NJASK

Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum  Service Learning  Student Leadership  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum  Service Learning  Student Leadership

Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum  Service Learning  Student Leadership  Training of stakeholders  PTA  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum  Service Learning  Student Leadership  Training of stakeholders  PTA

Radix Cookbook: CEP 11 Principles  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum  Service Learning  Student Leadership  Training of stakeholders  PTA  Student Achievement  Mission Statement  Code of Conduct  CE Site Based Management Team  District CE Advisory Committee  Class Meetings  Modeling and Reflection  Infusion into Curriculum  Service Learning  Student Leadership  Training of stakeholders  PTA  Student Achievement

Outreach Project Leading for the Future: Best Practices in Character Education  Two State-wide Conferences  May 16, 2008 (Southern NJ)  May 27, 2008 (Central/Northern NJ)  Two State-wide Conferences  May 16, 2008 (Southern NJ)  May 27, 2008 (Central/Northern NJ)  Target audience  Educational Administrators  Teachers  Parents  Target audience  Educational Administrators  Teachers  Parents

Making Connections  The conferences provide educators, ranging from classroom teachers to administration, with an abundance of ideas that can be implemented regardless of where they are in the development of their character education program.  The conferences enable participants to become a part of a network of other educators that value character education.  The conferences provide educators, ranging from classroom teachers to administration, with an abundance of ideas that can be implemented regardless of where they are in the development of their character education program.  The conferences enable participants to become a part of a network of other educators that value character education.