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ACSI Europe
László Demeter, Europe Regional Director
1182 Budapest, Óhuta u. 46.
Hungary
Tel.: +36 1-292-6246
Email: ACSIEurope@acsi.org
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ACSI Francophonie
Daniel Neuhaus, Francophone Director
16 rue dela Fontaine
68300 Saint-Louis cedex, FR
Tel.: +33 389-69-22-67
Email: acsifr@acsi.org
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Germany Services
Contact VEBS, our partner organization: Verband Evangelischer Bekenntnisschulen e.V. Web: www.vebs.de |
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ACSI USA
Colorado Springs, CO 80962
Web: www.acsi.org
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The Netherlands
Email: Jaap_Braaksma@acsi.org
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Romania Services
Email: Liviu_Caprar@acsi.org
Email: Liz.Rauca@gmail.com
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Our ACSI Europe team includes a group of highly committed and experienced educators from several countries. Our expertise and background includes school leadership, school governance, curriculum development, spiritual formation, theology, school culture, school improvement, teacher training/coaching, teaching strategies, communications, web development, event planning and service development. Read more.
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(All gifts will be receipted and are US tax-deductible.)
Send your check payable to "Association of Christian Schools International" with the designation "For ACSI Europe Office" to:
ACSI
PO Box 62249
Colorado Springs, CO 80962
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ACSI Europe Office
1182 Budapest, Óhuta u. 46.
Hungary
Tel.: +36-1-292-6246
acsieurope@acsi.org