THE PLAIN DEALER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1991 Catholics converge on city Teachers, school support staff expected at convention By LAURA YEE Jurkowitz said the conference has scheduled more PLAIN DEALER REPORTER sessions this year than any other year in its history. The theme this year is "Educating Leaders for Global ReMore than 7,000 Catholic schoolteachers, administra- sponsibility." tors and 1 staff from four states are expected at the Cleveland Convention Center today for two days of lessons on of Sadlier and Elinor Ford, chief executive officer president William Publishing Co. in New York, has taition subjects to ranging and from curriculum and classroom instruc- lored her keynote speech today to that theme. finance fund-raising techniques. The Ohio Catholic Education Association's 14th bien- "The to speech will focus on the importance of educating nial convention is expected to draw Catholic school work- youths have not just a sense of responsibility for the for rest their of ers from West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio.
The family, community and their country but conference has scheduled 450 sessions aimed at improv- the world as well," Jurkowitz said. ing job performance by providing staff development on With more than 40 years of experience in Catholic technological changes, education reform methods and education, Ford was an education professor at Fordham other trends. University and the superintendent of Catholic schools for "The the Archdiocese of New York. business of educating kids has grown so much. that we have expanded the conference to accommodate The Rev.
Robert Kinast, a priest in the Archdiocese of people working in the many different types of jobs and Atlanta, is scheduled to deliver the keynote speech tofields," said Carolyn Jurkowitz, associate director of the morrow. Kinast, an author of several theological books, is conference. the founder and director of the Center for Theological The conference, started in 1965, was once geared pri- Reflection, an office that provides resources and helps marily for teachers, principals and religious educators, "people theology," relate Jurkowitz their said. experience of ministry to their but has expanded to include business managers, bookkeepers, librarians, secretaries and other fields Kinast is expected to address evangelization as it reinvolved in Catholic education. lates to recent democratic changes in the world's nations.
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