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Faith in the Future Foundation CEO to leave

Samuel Casey Carter, founding CEO of the foundation that manages 17 Catholic high schools for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, will leave Dec. 31. The foundation said it will seek a replacement.

Celebrating the 5th anniversary of Faith in the Future Foundation’s management of Archdiocese high schools. are (from left) Ed Hanway, chairman of the foundation board; Rev. Michael J. Fitzgerald, auxilary Bishop of Education; and Samuel Casey Carter CEO of the foundation, at a reception and program at Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast High School on Sept. 18. CLEM MURRAY / Staff Photographer
Celebrating the 5th anniversary of Faith in the Future Foundation’s management of Archdiocese high schools. are (from left) Ed Hanway, chairman of the foundation board; Rev. Michael J. Fitzgerald, auxilary Bishop of Education; and Samuel Casey Carter CEO of the foundation, at a reception and program at Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast High School on Sept. 18. CLEM MURRAY / Staff PhotographerRead moreCLEM MURRAY/ Staff Photographer

The Faith in the Future Foundation, which manages 17 Catholic high schools for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, said Wednesday it will seek a replacement for founding CEO Samuel Casey Carter, who will leave Dec. 31.

Carter and the board recently completed work on plans to further strengthen school operations, and both recommended that a new CEO be chosen to implement them.

"Casey's contributions over the last five years have been substantial and his vision for Catholic education…has served as a powerful motivator for our strategy going forward," said H. Edward Hanway, board chair of the foundation.

Carter said he was leaving to pursue other career opportunities.