by Dr. Kathryn Baganz

Each generation criticizes the next, claiming that “kids these days” are not as resilient, hardworking, determined, intelligent, focused, persistent, strong…and the list of grievances goes on and on.

by Jacob Pennekamp

Northeast Indiana and the greater Fort Wayne region is a unique setting for Lutheran education. With 18 Lutheran elementary schools and a high school enrolling a total of 3,497 K-12 students, it would be hard to find a more dense per capita Lutheran school community. And yet even within this community, which is rich in resources to support parochial education, Lutheran schools face significant challenges.

by Dr. Kurt Senske

During the past several months, I have spoken with numerous executive directors and board members of Lutheran high schools about their governance challenges…

by Patrick Carlove

One of the most challenging parts of fundraising is developing a culture of peer-to-peer request in any fund-raising endeavor.

by Dr. James Pingel

Listed here are some books I’ve read recently which I found to be of great value with my own School of Education team and in my personal/professional life.