Teachers looking to plan creative and effective service learning projects are now able to identify a wealth of free resources provided by the non-profit organization Character Education Partnership (CEP). This newly designed website and initiative includes sample projects from award-winning schools, guidelines to ensure projects enhance academic achievement, and a variety of learning opportunities.
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Teachers looking to plan creative and effective service learning projects are now able to identify a wealth of free resources provided by the non-profit organization Character Education Partnership (CEP). This newly designed website and initiative includes sample projects from award-winning schools, guidelines to ensure projects enhance academic achievement, and a variety of learning opportunities.
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Everyone at the Character Education Partnership was deeply saddened to hear of the tragic death of Stephen Covey. He served on CEP’s National Leadership Council for many years.

Dr. Covey’s prolific writings were a great influence on me personally and the way I approached leadership and management. He taught millions of others throughout the nation and world not only how to be better managers, but how to be better people.

Stephen Covey was a remarkable teacher, a man of great principle and faith, a loyal and caring husband and father. Our thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Covey’s family at this very difficult time.

Mark Hyatt President & CEO
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What do these schools – our national leaders in character education – have to offer the rest of us about the importance of ongoing reflection and continuous growth? Here are two key lessons learned.
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Summer suggests time to relax and catch up on your reading. Whether you’re eager to start that fun beach read or to tackle that classic you’ve heard so much about, we thought you might want to consider adding a character education book to the mix.
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