Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)

Bob Mattingly visits Taft Morning Meeting

October 23, 2018: Bob Mattingly, the executive director of the Council on Spiritual and Ethical Education, speaks during Morning Meeting in Bingham Auditorium. Mattingly spoke about CSEE’s goal of a future where independent schools are distinguished by graduates who understand that ethics and character are essential elements of decision making, leadership, and a purposeful life. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)