This multifaceted initiative aims to actively involve young adults, inspiring them to embrace the teaching profession and embark on a meaningful exploration of the rich Lasallian heritage and charism.
Lasallian educators possess a unique ability to make a profound difference in the lives of their students and communities. Through their commitment to the mission of education, they embrace values of faith, service, and social justice, guiding their teaching and inspiring transformative change.
Since its launch in 2022, the Adrien Nyel Project has been integrated into various DENA initiatives to promote the vocation of teaching. This multi-faceted endeavor seeks to engage young adults and invite them to embark on a journey to discover the Lasallian charism and heritage. It also represents a renewed commitment to the formation and accompaniment of young Lasallian teachers. The Adrien Nyel Project aims to provide educators with opportunities to hone their craft in teaching.
In a world where education is often seen as an end, the Adrien Nyel Project stands as a testament to the transformative power of teaching. It reminds us that teaching is not just a profession; it’s a calling, a vocation that has the power to transform lives and communities for generations to come. Watch the video and let it ignite a passion for education, service, and making a difference.
An annual program that brings together new Lasallian educators to deepen their sense of vocation through prayer, reflection, and community.
An annual program that invites high school students and undergraduates to explore the vocation of teaching and form a new generation of educators committed to the Lasallian mission.
The Brother Luke Salm, FSC Religious Education Workshop (LSW) aims to provide pedagogical and theological resources for teachers and faith formation leaders to enhance curriculum development and equip them to bring faith and life into dialogue.
An annual program that offers retreats and formation for faculty and staff to deepen their understanding of the Lasallian mission and their role as educators.
The Brothers of the Christian Schools
District of Eastern North America
444-A Route 35 South
Eatontown, NJ 07724
732-380-7926
