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Mrs. Sanders: Showing LOVE for Our Families Every Day

February 15, 2022

Blog Post, Education News, Issues in Education, Maryland Education, School Choice

Baltimore, challenges, CSFB, mental health, school choice, youth

Love is Defined by Miriam-Webster Dictionary, love is a “strong and constant affection” for someone. We often say that we love our parents, families, and at CSFB, our schools. But we are just observers of the schools our families choose for their children. We ensure the school receives tuition on…

Supporting the Whole Child

January 12, 2022

Blog Post, Education News, Issues in Education, Maryland Education, School Choice

Baltimore, challenges, CSFB, mental health, school choice, youth

One of the tenets of school choice is that parents get to choose the school that is best for their children, and we like to add right for their children in the context of their social, emotional, and learning needs. Picking the right school is becoming increasingly important as we…

CSFB is All About Choice and High School is a Big One

December 13, 2021

Blog Post, Education News, Maryland Education, School Choice

Baltimore, CSFB, CSFB scholars, school choice

CSFB supports school choice in Grade K – 8 but, did you know, we also guide our families when it comes to choosing a high school? Last week, we hosted our High School Choice seminar. Led by former CSFB Trustee and education consultant Jamila Sams of Go To Ms. Sams and current…

The Politicization of What?

December 6, 2021

Blog Post, Education News, Maryland Education, School Choice

Baltimore, CSFB, CSFB scholars, Giving Tuesday, school choice

This year, 2021, has me scratching my head about many things, but none more than the politicization of issues that frankly are just not political. Public health is the biggest one, and dare I say conversations about who should guide policy related to health seem clear to me. The school choice…

Supporting What Matters

November 4, 2021

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Baltimore, CSFB, CSFB scholars, Giving Tuesday, school choice

The website Kindful tells us that: “Giving Tuesday, often described as a global day of giving or a global generosity movement, is held each year on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving. Since this first annual day of giving in 2012, nonprofits in the United States have raised more than $1.9 billion.”…

Cyberbullying Challenges in a Pandemic World

October 26, 2021

Blog Post, Involved Parents, Issues in Education, School Choice

anti-bullying, Baltimore, bullying, internet, school choice,

Over the years, we have written about bullying in the age of the internet and social media. In the age of the coronavirus, however, cyberbullying has become even more prevalent. During the first year of the pandemic, school took place online, and with that, cyberbullying cases increased dramatically. L1ght, an…

Homeschooling: Part of School Choice

August 5, 2021

Blog Post, CSFB Scholars, Education News, Maryland Education, School Choice

Baltimore, CSFB, CSFB scholars, scholarship, school choice

Over our 22 years serving parents who want to send their children to non-public schools, a few have chosen to homeschool. And since this segment represents less than 2 percent of our students in any given year, I have not focused on it much in conversations or in writing. COVID…

Hopes and Dreams

July 1, 2021

Blog Post, CSFB Alumni Spotlight, CSFB Scholars, Donate to CSFB, Education News, Maryland Education, School Choice

Baltimore, CSFB, CSFB alumni, CSFB scholars, scholarship, school choice

We recently reached out to some of our CSFB alumni scholars who are in high school to learn about their future plans, hopes, and dreams. Here are just a few of the responses we received. “My dream is to work in the field of Neuroscience. I want to be in…

Is Religion a Factor in Choosing a School?

April 28, 2021

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Is religion a factor in choosing a school? For some, the answer is yes, and for others, no. I recently had a conversation about the similarities of non-public schools. Full disclosure – the person I was speaking with was looking for a fight! He asked me to tell him what…

No one goes it alone

March 17, 2021

Blog Post, CSFB Scholars, Involved Parents, Teachers

CSFB, CSFB scholars, education, help one another, scholarship, school choice, virtual learning

“What people see you do may not be remembered; what they hear you say may be forgotten; but how they feel your intervention in their times of need will forever be remembered.”― Israelmore Ayivor, Leaders’ Watchwords Yesterday I watched a young child on the playground next to our dog park…

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Mrs. Sanders: Showing LOVE for Our Families Every Day

Supporting the Whole Child

CSFB is All About Choice and High School is a Big One

The Politicization of What?

Supporting What Matters

Homeschooling: Part of School Choice

Hopes and Dreams

Is Religion a Factor in Choosing a School?

No one goes it alone

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