Greetings from the Ethical Literacy® Learning Community:

A great deal of appreciation goes out to the participants and presenters of our recent 2010 Ethical Literacy® Conference. Their voice is what gives this work meaning and inspiration. Each year we leave our annual conference feeling confident that this was our best ever, and with great purpose and challenge to make next year’s conference live up to the previous. This e-mail connects you to the learning from this year’s conference.

Thanks to the generosity of conference sponsors St. George’s Independent School and the Assisi Foundation of Memphis, we were able to enhance the formatting of the conference. We were able to include the participation of featured speakers and presenters, alongside presenters from participating Ethical Literacy® Teams. For many of us, the learning opportunities our dynamic and enthusiastic presenters provided were highlights of the conference. Click here to learn more about useful takeaways that come directly from them!

To learn more about what happened at individual presentations please use the links in the following menu. You are able to view video clips and PowerPoint presentations. Please note access to certain content including presentation handouts and full videos is restricted for conference attendees, Building School Culture™ Trainers, and Ethical Literacy Teams only:

• Anti-Cheating Efforts at Crowder College with presenters Mark Aubuchon, Shauna Foust, and Joan Wilson, Neosho, Missouri 
• Building A Culture of Connectivity with presenter William Taylor, Head of St. George’s Independent School, Collierville, Tennessee
• Ethics Day, A Transformational Program with presenter Todd Horn, Head of Kent Denver School, Englewood, Colorado
• Embedding Social Responsibility into School Culture with presenter Iona Whishaw, Principal of David Thompson Secondary School, Vancouver, British Columbia 
• Online Ethical Discussions: Orrville High School’s SOAR web site with presenter Phil Hatton, Principal of Orrville High School, Orrville, Ohio
• Practical Ways to Implement Ethical Literacy® in Grades K-12 with presenters Carrie Carpenter and Jill Reilly of St. George’s Independent School, Collierville & Germantown, Tennesse.

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