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Virginia Governor’s Race Results Show Parents Want a Say in Education
Education was at the forefront of many parents’ minds for the gubernatorial race in Virginia on Tuesday, November 2.
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Education was at the forefront of many parents’ minds for the gubernatorial race in Virginia on Tuesday, November 2.
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Political parties are pushing agendas into our courtrooms and classrooms. How did we get to this point, and what can we do to change it?
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The national supply chain shortage is worse than just the delayed arrival of Christmas presents. Our schools have been hit particularly hard.
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We must teach our children to value relationships with people older than themselves—and one of the most effective ways is through books!
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State and local elections are even more important than you might think—especially for parents who are concerned about their kids’ education.
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Is it possible to have moral training in our public institutions, or should we try to remove all religious influences from the classroom?
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The National School Boards Association apologized to school boards after accusing parents of “domestic terrorism and hate crimes.”
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Would you do more to change local education if you knew where to start? Here are 7 ways you can practically get involved.
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Is your child bored with school? Find out the reasons why, and what you can do to make them more engaged in learning.
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Amidst a storm of controversies, Loudoun County school board member Beth Barts announced her resignation via social media on Friday.
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Whether you’re a teacher, parent, legislator, or activist, you probably know this: the topic of education opens doors…
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In the everyday routine, it’s easy for parents and teachers to lose sight of the end goal: building the foundation of your child’s potential.