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Founded in 1980 by three city leaders of different faiths, the CISE mission is to transform the lives of urban children living in poverty by providing access to a strong Catholic education. This is done where it is needed most, in ten Cincinnati neighborhood schools funded by CISE.
Since 1999, I have served as a school administrator in both Catholic and public schools, in rural, suburban, and urban settings. Prior to my most recent experience as an administrator in Cincinnati Public Schools, I spent 10 years as the principal of St. Antoninus School.
Providing support for ten inner-city schools in Cincinnati’s poorest neighborhoods, CISE helps give over 2,600 students (PK-12th grade) an environment where they can learn, grow, thrive, and succeed.
Jun 7, 2020 · CISE serves 2,400 scholars at nine inner-city Catholic schools and provides scholarship assistance at designated Catholic high schools. Approximately 93-percent of CISE students are from low-income families; 84-percent are minorities; 74 percent are non-Catholic.
CISE (Catholic Inner-City Schools Education) works to help rewrite the lives of urban children by providing access to a strong Catholic education at designated inner-city Catholic elementary schools and high schools. Strong values are taught in a safe, nurturing and inclusive environment.
CISE works to help rewrite the lives of urban children by providing access to a strong Catholic education at designated elementary schools and Catholic high schools. Strong values are taught in a safe, nurturing, and inclusive environment. Learn more.
Dec 14, 2020 · The10 CISE schools provide excellent education in an environment characterized by accountability and religious values. But the schools do much more.
