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CC! Trainer John Forenti Q & A
John Forenti, a former Tulare County Teacher of the Year, is one of Josephson Institute’s most distinguished speakers and faculty members. Certified to lead our seminars in three disciplines –...
View ArticleWebinar: Student Leadership: The Key to School Transformation
Getting students involved in the direction of your character education or positive school climate initiatives is key to their success, particularly at the middle and high school levels. As students...
View ArticleDear CC!: I’ve got the post-training blues
Dear CC! I’m having trouble and need your help. I’m the only one from my school that attended CC! training in the summer. My principal wants me to implement the program at my K-5 site. Although I...
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Breaking down walls at Hinsdale Central High School
In his new book On Purpose: How Great School Cultures Form Strong Character, education expert Samuel Casey Carter examines 12 public and charter schools “where confident children joyfully strive to...
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From the ground up: How we implemented CC!
By Erin Hayes, Social Worker at Park Avenue Memorial Elementary School in Amityville, New York Park Avenue’s journey began in October of 2009, when two other staff members and I attended a CC! training...
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Register for our free webinar: CHARACTER COUNTS! Week in Your Community
Save the date: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 1:00pm PST, 4:00pm EST Getting your whole community involved is the key to a bigger, better, more successful CHARACTER COUNTS! Week. Learn from the success of...
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Make your training count!
Are you doing some summertime professional development or gearing up for fall in-service training? If so, with help from the National Staff Development Council, here are some tips for how to get the...
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Dear CC!: Where do I begin?
Dear CC!, It has been a while (5 years ago, to be exact) since I went to my first Character Development Seminar. I believed I had done my job by sharing what I learned with my grade level and Vice...
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