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This week educators from across the United States are gathering in Cleveland, Ohio, for , the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education's Third Annual Catholic Schools Conference. Among the (PDF) are four graduates of the College:

• Dr. Andrew Seeley (’87), a tutor at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ and the executive director of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education
• Luke Macik (’87), headmaster of The Lyceum in South Euclid, Ohio, which is hosting the conference
• Michael Van Hecke (’86), headmaster of St. Augustine Academy in Ventura, California, president of the Catholic Schools Textbook Project, and president and founder of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education
• Dr. Arthur Hippler (’89), a member of the theology department at Providence Academy in Plymouth, Minnesota
• Mark Langley (’89), founder and academic dean of The Lyceum
• Jessie (Ellis ’86) Van Hecke, a kindergarten and first grade teacher at St. Augustine Academy in Ventura, California
• Merrill Roberts (’03), teacher at St. Jerome Academy in Hyattsville, Maryland

In June Dr. Seeley, Mr. Van Hecke, and Mr. Macik spoke about the conference and the broader Catholic classical schools movement on the program on the Salem Radio Network's WHK in Cleveland. of that program is available courtesy of From the Median: