Overview

The “See, I Make All Things New” curriculum, which was written and published by Christopher J. Godfrey at Life Athletes, is a ten hour curriculum that focuses on life, love, relationships, and sexuality. Through this curriculum, students are encouraged to grow in virtue and find happiness through discovering God’s plan for their lives.This is a mandated program for 7th grade in all Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Boston.* Thank you for all you do for our archdiocese. Please direct any questions or concerns to Katie Dardis: (617) 746-5864 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Parent Information Night

This curriculum begins with a Parent Informmeation Night for parents of students in grades 4-7. This meeting is designed to invite the parents to become actively involved in the moral education of their children, specifically in regards to their sexuality. The curriculum is not designed to be a sex education curriculum because that is the role of the parents. Therefore, the Parent Information Night is geared towards inviting the parents to educate their children on matters of love and sexuality and providing them with tools that can help them in their vocation as parents. If you need materials for the Parent Information Night, please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 617-746-5864.

 

Teaching Resources

The student portion of the curriculum is geared towards 7^th grade and lasts ten hours. You are invited to teach this curriculum over the course of 5 or 10 days. At the end of the curriculum, the students are invited to participate in a Commitment Ceremony and are required to complete the final exam. The curriculum uses an Instructor’s Manual and Student Manual from Life Athletes Press, and can be supplemented with resources developed by the Archdiocese of Boston. The videos that are recommended during the curriculum can be downloaded from or viewed directly on the Media Resources page. Other resources can be found below or ordered from the Respect Life Education Office.

Here are some materials that may be helpful to you in the classroom:

To Order an Instructor’s Guide, Student book, or commitment cards, please fill out and return the Material Order Form

Training

Please see the Upcoming Events page and contact us if you are interested in attending one of the training sessions for the curriculum. If you prefer to hire a Curriculum Specialist team to teach the curriculum, or an individual Curriculum Specialist to assist you in teaching the curriculum, please contact the Respect Life Education Office for a list of people who have been trained to teach the curriculum. If you prefer to hire a Curriculum Specialist or a Curriculum Specialist team, please contact the Respect Life Education Office for a list of qualified people who have been trained to teach the curriculum.

Followup

When you have completed the curriculum, we ask that you please return copies of the following forms to the Respect Life Education Office:

• Response Form
• Student Evaluation
• Parent Evaluation
• Curriculum Specialist Evaluation

Preparing for the upcoming year – please return the following forms to the Respect Life Education Office in preparation for the upcoming academic year.

• School Training Registration Form 2010-2011
• School Material Order Form 2010-2011 (for schools that have never ordered materials for the program)
• School Material Re-Order Form (for schools that have ordered materials in the past)

Helpful Websites:

 

*If you are not in the Archdiocese of Boston, but would like to implement the curriculum in your school, parish, or diocese, please contact Katie Dardis at the Respect Life Education Office.
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Phone:(617)746-5864