NCEA
Britishabbreviation
Example Sentences
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John Reyes, the NCEA’s executive director for operational vitality, said the pandemic has been an "accelerant" for longstanding challenges facing Catholic education.
From Fox News
John Reyes, the NCEA’s executive director for operational vitality, said the pandemic has been an “accelerant” for longstanding challenges facing Catholic education.
From Seattle Times
“Catholic schools have a very profound impact on young people of low-income backgrounds, students of color, kids from single-parent homes,” said the NCEA’s chief innovation officer, Kevin Baxter “That makes it all the more tragic if we lose the Catholic schools that serve those populations.”
From Seattle Times
“The teaching of anti-racism is pretty strong in Catholic schools,” said Kathy Mears, the NCEA’s interim president.
From Seattle Times
In a recent podcast, Fortier and another Black superintendent of Catholic schools, RaeNell Houston of New Orleans, challenged Mears to ensure that the NCEA’s leadership becomes more racially diverse.
From Seattle Times
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