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Entire Loudoun County School Board Could Be Booted with Virginia Governor Youngkin’s Proposal
Advocating for parents’ rights in school, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin recently amended a bill to require an early…
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Podcast Ep. 13: “Detox Technology: How to Reset Your Brain and Energize Your Emotions” with Guest Brad Huddleston
Brad Huddleston concludes his interview with helpful tips on conquering digital use and turning it to our advantage
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You Think What You Eat: Nutrition’s Role in Your Child’s School Success or Struggles
It’s been one of those mornings. Somehow, the alarm didn’t go off, and the dog literally ate your…
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Transparency in the Classroom
Parents are often met with pushback from school boards and teachers unions after simply wanting to see what their children learn in school.
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Congress Holds a Hearing Over School Book “Banning”
Challenging school library books has reached all new heights as some members of Congress met to discuss the implications of pulling books off the shelves.
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Podcast Ep. 12: “Is Technology Hurting the Classroom?” with Guest Brad Huddleston
Digital addiction expert Brad Huddleston shares his experience and research on minimizing the harm and maximizing the wealth of the digital age.
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4 Ways Teachers Unknowingly Limit Their Students
Educators can unfavorably affect their students’ success—even good teachers. There are a few ways this can happen.
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Education Is Becoming More of a Church Than a School
What does separation of church and state really mean? And what do we do when public schools start to act like religous indoctrination camps?
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New Jersey Lawmakers Tackle Student Mental Health Crisis by Enacting Later School Start Times
As studies show teens are more prone to depression when they don't get enough sleep, New Jersey lawmakers plan to push back high school start times.
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Podcast Ep. 11: “Tax Payers, What’s in Your Public Library?” With Guest Don Blake
Don Blake proposes what he thinks the church and community should do about the current culture war in school libraries.
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Is Dual Credit a Good Idea in High School?
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4 Alternatives to Standardized Testing
Are there good solutions to measure success apart from the frequent, high-stakes tests currently used by public schools?