NLSA Best Practices Webinars

The National Lutheran School Accreditation commission annually recognizes schools which demonstrate innovative leadership through the implementation of best practices related to the academic quality and spiritual development of its students.  During the school year, each school with a recognized Powerful Practice will prepare a print article and present webinars that are open to participation for all Lutheran schools as these Powerful Practices provides opportunities and ideas that have the potential to improve all schools.

Webinar Information
Advance registration for the Powerful Practice webinars is not required.  To participate, go to http://www.luthed.org/nlsa-powerful-practice-webinars/  and select the “NLSA Online Webinar Link.”  All webinars are provided at no cost, however attendance is limited to the first 100 guests who enter the online event page.

All live NLSA Powerful Practice webinars are held at 4pmCT and are later archived on the LCMS School Ministry YouTube page for on-demand viewing.  Additionally, previous years’ NLSA webinars are available as a resource and are made available through the same School Ministry YouTube page.

2017-2018 webinar schedule:

September 19, 2017
Team Ministry

St. John Lutheran School, Arnold, MO
David Florine, principal

October 24, 2017
Meeting the Unique Learning Needs of Students

Bethany Lutheran School, Parma, OH
Bill Moses, principal

November 14, 2017
New Board Member Training

Zion Lutheran School, Walberg, TX
Tom Wrege, principal

January 16, 2018
Securing a Supportive Pastor

Hales Corners Lutheran School, Hales Corners, WI
Albert Amling, superintendent of schools – middle school principal

February TBD 2018
Gifted and Talented

Concordia Lutheran School, San Antonio, TX
Sally McBee, principal

March 13, 2018
Disaster Relief

St. John’s Lutheran School, Moore, OK
Hope Alvarez, principal and Mari Harpham, secretary

April 10, 2018
Integrating the Catechism with Daily Chapel Services

Ascension Lutheran School, Fort Wayne, IN
Mary Eifert, principal