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Catholic Schools Week 2013

January 27 - February 2

Theme: "Catholic Schools Raise the Standards"

 

2013 Catholic Schools Week Logo

 

 

Explanation of Theme
The theme for Catholic Schools Week 2013 is “Catholic Schools Raise the Standards.” The annual observance starts the last Sunday in January and runs all week, which in 2013 is January 27 to February 2. Schools typically celebrate Catholic Schools Week with Masses, open houses and activities for students, families, parishioners and the community at large.

The 2013 theme highlights the recent launch of a new initiative, the National Standards and Benchmarks for Effective Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools, to ensure consistent high standards at Catholic schools across the country. The logo designed for the week illustrates a chart of steady growth culminating in the highest achievement of all, a cross representing the faith that underscores all Catholic education.

 Marketing Kit

This is your "how-to" kit for celebrating Catholic Schools Week. It contains everything you need to begin in your school from opening day onward. The Marketing Kit for Catholic Schools Week includes tested, real-world marketing strategies plus the artwork you need for ads, billboards and more. The kit is revised and updated each year and includes the Marketing Handbook, Liturgy Guide, CSW poster and artwork (logos).

The handbook, liturgy guide and artwork will be provided on a CD to dues-paying members of NCEA. Additional copies will be available for purchase for non-member schools and those who want extra copies.

  • The Marketing Handbook gives a day-by-day guide to planning Catholic Schools Week, with examples and stories from Catholic schools across the nation. It includes a section on how to market your school year-round to increase enrollment and community support. Quick facts about Catholic schools in the U.S. and tips to recruit volunteers make marketing your school easier.
  • The Liturgy Guide includes the opening and closing Sunday readings with homilies that incorporate the theme. The daily Mass readings are provided, along with alternate readings based on the theme. Also included are complete prayer services for each day of the week.
  • CSW poster - This poster features the logo and theme and is great for posting in the school in a prominent place. (Extra posters can be ordered.)
  • Artwork disk - This CD allows you to make ads, billboards and other items to promote your school all year long. Includes the logo in various formats, plus flyers to print yourself.

Ordering Information

The Catholic Schools Week 2013 Marketing Kit will be free to member institutions of NCEA. This benefit of membership is a $40 value (the price of the kit + shipping and handling). Once your membership dues are paid, the marketing handbook, liturgy guide, poster and logos will be sent automatically to members on a CD. Shipping begins in September for paid members.
  
Non-member schools and others may purchase the CD starting in September from the Catholic Schools Week Website: http://www.keylinesolutions.net. Catholic Schools Week merchandise, such as T-shirts, buttons, stickers, pens and gift items can be purchased as usual from http://www.keylinesolutions.net. You may also order by telephone: (800) 746-6232. The vendor partnering with us is Keyline Solutions LLC, based in Port Tobacco, Maryland. Ms. Dana Kline is our representative.
 

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Copyright © 2012 National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)/United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)
This logo must be used in its entirety without changes or deletions of any kind in design, color or any other element. A Catholic school, (arch) diocese or organization owned and controlled by a Catholic entity may not authorize a commercial vendor to create or distribute items using the logo without the prior written permission of the Project Director, National Marketing Campaign at the NCEA (
communications@ncea.org).
Our "evergreen" Good News logo, available below, is suitable for posting on your Web site or printing in in-house newsletters.
 
Catholic Schools Week Logo - 2007

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Copyright © 2012 National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)/United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) This logo must be used in its entirety without changes or deletions of any kind in design, color or any other element. A Catholic school, (arch) diocese or organization owned and controlled by a Catholic entity may not authorize a commercial vendor to create or distribute items using the logo without the prior written permission of the Project Director, National Marketing Campaign at the NCEA (communications@ncea.org).

CSW Evergreen Theme

The logo and slogan below were first used in the 2006-07 school year. The theme, "Catholic Schools: The Good News in Education," will continue to be used in the coming years as an "evergreen" message (a message that will be used for several years). It will appear on selected marketing materials, including t-shirts, posters and other items.
For high resolution copies of the "Good News in Education" logo, contact
momentum@ncea.org.

 Sponsors

Catholic Schools Week and the National Marketing Campaign For Catholic Schools are joint projects between the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).

 
Past Themes

Catholic Schools Week began in 1974. Catholic Schools Week always begins the last Sunday in January.

  • CSW 2014: January 26 - February 1
  • CSW 2015: January 25 - January 31
 
 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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