Chris Miller

The High School Retreat Is Over- Now What? Practical Follow-up Programs for Small, Medium, and Large Schools (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The scene is very familiarTeenagers become excited about what they learned on the retreat and promise to take this knowledge and bring about change within themselves and the community. After a few weeks, it's all forgotten. The High School Retreat is Over--Now What? Practical Follow-up programs for Small, Medium, and Large Schools addresses this problem by providing surveys for staff and students to develop a retreat program unique to the school. Twenty proven activities that reaffirm the commitments on the retreat covering individual, group, and leadership building provide the basis for meaningful projects and activities. In addition, chapters focus on model retreat programs for small, medium, and large schools and describe retreat programs in fifty high schools throughout the United States.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Robert Miller
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. November 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005005429
• Artikelnr.: 72384997

Autorenporträt

I am a religious studies teacher at a Catholic High School in the San Francisco Bay Area. Most recently, I worked for Catholic Charities Santa Clara County, supporting the Community Action Poverty Simulation program and serving as the youth and young adult coordinator at a 5,000 member family parish in San Jose, CA. Before this position, I taught theology and served as director of the campus ministry at a Catholic boarding school in Connecticut. Also, I worked as the Director of Youth Ministry at a Catholic parish in Palo Alto and worked as a middle school teacher in Gilroy and San Jose, CA. I graduated with a Doctoral Degree in Education from the University of San Francisco, focusing my research on the Kairos Retreat experience in Jesuit High Schools in the United States.