Nazarene International Education Association
6401 The Paseo
Kansas City, MO 64131
Phone: 888-644-4510
Fax: 816-333-4439
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The purpose of NIEA is to promote, resource, and support Nazarene educators worldwide in Christian, public, private, and home schools.
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NIEA is comprised of schools and individuals associated with the Church of the Nazarene who recognize the need for a support network to provide fellowship and resources to strengthen their educational ministries.
Members are:
Educators
Administrators
Pastors
In:
Christian school
Public school
Private school
Home school
Members can access to the blog and discussion board sections of this website!
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From Oklahoma City to Orlando
Rising gas prices! Rising airline fares! We have experienced the crunch of transportation costs—both with cars and airplanes. Because of the economic pressures people are facing, the NIEA Executive Council wants to be sensitive to you. We have postponed the E3 Conference at Southern Nazarene University to begin planning for an NIEA event preceding the Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International General Convention in June of 2009 in Orlando, Florida.
So, get out those mouse ears! Start planning for Wednesday, June 24, 2009, in Orlando, Florida. We will bring together teachers and administrators from Christian schools, public schools, and home schools to educate, equip, and encourage them. We will look for you in Orlando!
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What Do You Know About Cricket?
The children in Nazarene Christian schools have been learning about the country of Belize. It is found in the Caribbean region. The most popular sports in Belize are soccer (which they call football) and basketball. Volleyball, track and field, cricket, and boxing are enjoyed by many.
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March Madness or May Madness
When I was a school administrator, we had a name for the final month of school, adapted from the term, “March Madness”. “May Madness” became our name for describing all that takes place during the final weeks of the school year. There are musical programs, plays, school board meetings, parent-teacher meetings, open houses, athletic tournaments, class picnics, staff interviews, new family interviews, awards assemblies, graduations, etc. How do you survive and enjoy May Madness? Here are some tips:
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Iraqi Refugee Children Get Scholarships to Attend Nazarene School in Jordan
Nearly 100 Iraqi children will receive funding this year from Christian organizations trying to ensure they receive an education.
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