This is the 3rd International Educational Leadership Conference in Hungary.
The ACSI International Educational Leadership Conference is a response to a growing desire for developing practical cooperation among Christian school administrators from various countries of Europe and beyond. We have hosted the IELC in 2015 and 2017 with about 190 participants from 23 countries! We are blessed to be able to work together for the promotion of quality Christ-centered education worldwide. See the 2017 Conference Report
Register online Registration is closed. Please contact acsieurope@acsi.org for special requests.
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Danubius Hotel Flamenco, Budapest, Hungary
Address: 3-7. Tas vezér utca, 1113 Budapest
Website: https://www.danubiushotels.com/en/
David Bartlett– Training in Board Governance 1 - Mission Drift and Ministry Lifecycle
David Bartlett – Training in Board Governance 2 - The Board and Executive in Ministry Together
Lisa Bernier – Cross-Cultural Partnership: An Eternal Investment
Gavin Brettenny & Marco van der Zwaard – Leading and Facilitating Collaborative Partnerships with Impact
Mike Epp – Partnership Strategies for India and Pakistan
Marja van de Lagemaat – Connecting internationalization to the Christian Identity of your School
Estuardo Salazar – Communities of Hope and Reconciliation: Examples from Latin America
David Bartlett – Training in Board Governance 3 - Board Policy Development
David Bartlett – Training in Board Governance 4 - Best Practice Board Reporting
Sjoerd van den Berg – Partnering in Teacher Training for a Biblical Approach to Education
Matt Coe – Student Leadership: Igniting and Sustaining a New Approach for your Curriculum
Daniel Egeler – Seize Eternity: Building Relationships for Eternal Impact in Christian Education
Martin Jan de Jong – A Value and Content-based Approach to School Structure
Debbie MacCullough – Strategic Partnerships for School Improvement: A Model from Africa
Gregg Vossler – Discerning and Implementing God's Vision through New Educational Initiatives
While the structure and function of school boards varies from place to place, there is no doubt that board members play a significant role in the leadership of our Christian schools. Recognizing this, ACSI Europe invited DAVID BARTLETT, Director of Governance and Business Operations | ACSI Global, to lead a series of workshops specifically designed for Christian school board members. These 4 topics will be addressed during the 4 board governance training sessions.
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Schools without ACSI membership |
ACSI members Western region and international schools |
ACSI schools - eastern region (HU, RO, CZ, PL, SK, UA, etc.) |
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Conference without lodging or breakfast |
300 EUR / person |
240 EUR / person |
165 EUR* / person |
Conference with Double room accommodation |
420 EUR / person 275 EUR / spouse |
360 EUR / person 275 EUR / spouse |
290 EUR* / person 275 EUR / spouse |
Conference with Single room accommodation |
510 EUR / person |
450 EUR / person |
360 EUR* / person |
* These ACSI members receive a scholarship to help cover the costs of this conference.
* A 5% discount is available for groups of 5 or more participants from the same school.
Mike Epp has been involved in Christian school education for over 30 years. He has traveled to more than 50 countries as an educational consultant and accreditation advisor. Mike served at a bilingual international Christian school, Pan American Christian Academy in São Paulo, Brazil for 19 years. His experience included serving as a guidance counselor, history teacher, coach and as the head of the school for the last 13 years. He travels extensively to serve the international school Christian community around the world. The Association of Christian Schools International serves nearly 20,000 schools in over 100 countries. He holds a Master’s in Education and Guidance, a B.S. in Social Sciences, and an Education Specialist Certificate in Educational Administration.
Laci Demeter is passionate about identifying, equipping, and empowering young leaders to reach their full potential in life, that is, to fulfill their God-given calling. Laci holds three university degrees: MSc in Engineering, MA in teaching EFL, and MEd in Christian school education. He is currently working on his PhD degree in Christian school leadership through Columbia International University. Laci has been with ACSI Europe since 1995, and has served in various positions. He was appointed as Regional Director in 2011. Laci and Rita are blessed with six children, who provide unlimited educational anecdotes for his teachings.
Jaap Braaksma is manager of the international program of Driestar Christian University in the Netherlands. He studied History and Economics and is working in Christian education since 1985. He started his work as a teacher in secondary education. He has served as a consultant and project leader for projects in several countries in Africa, Europe and Asia.
Daniel Egeler, EdD is often described as a story teller, having learned the art of relating oral history from his African elders while growing up as a missionary kid in Tanzania. It is that form of communication and passion that he brings to bear when sharing with his audiences today. Dr. Egeler earned a bachelor's degree in history from The King's College (New York, NY), a master's degree in physical education from Washington State University (Pullman, WA), and a doctorate in administration and instructional leadership from the University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL). Dan served for thirteen years as a teacher, soccer coach, high school principal, and Director of the Alliance Academy in Quito, Ecuador. He returned to the United States in July 1999 and worked with the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) in Colorado Springs, CO in a variety of roles in the Global division, including the role of President of ACSI from July 2013-March 2018. He currently serves as a Vice President for Strategic Educational Alliances for Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. Dan and his wife, Kathy, have four children.
Bert Vogel, born in 1952, is the former director (chairman of the executive board) of Calvijn College in the Netherlands, a Christian reformed high school (www.calvijncollege.nl) offering pre-university, vocational and special needs education. Bert served the school as a leader through the highs and lows over a period of thirty years. His interest areas are teacher education, quality assurance in education built on the mission of Christian schools, and coaching in organizational leadership. Bert has gained an understanding of the cultural differences between Christian schools by having a sustainable connection with a school in Romania, and visiting other schools in Europe, America, Africa and Singapore. He passionately works to build a Christian education community that stands on a foundation of parents, teachers and school leaders who love Jesus Christ and have a deep desire to share the good news of the gospel.
Estuardo Salazar, M.ED., is the Continental Director for ACSI Latin America since 1990, responsible to provide strategic leadership to the team who produces and offers resources, programs and services to Christian schools and educators in Mexico, Central, South America and the Caribbean. Honorary pastor of El Camino Bible Church in Guatemala City. Undergraduate degree in Theology, Masters degree in Educational Leadership from Regent University (in Virginia, USA) and completing a doctoral degree in Organizational Leadership from St. Paul University in Guatemala City. Happily married for 34 years with Mrs. Sheny Salazar who also serves at ACSI as Associate Director and with two children who also serve in the ministry of Christian school education.
Conferences for Christian school leaders and teachers in Romania included 2 regional teacher events and a special event for school leaders in 2024. This summarizes the events with some key feedback from the participants who benefited greatly from their time together and collaboration in learning.
It was a blessing to be with educators from five vocational schools to learn from each other ways that we can serve students who are gifted with more practical skills and abilities and may struggle with the academic setting.
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