Iowa Makes History: More Flexibility, More Focus on Students and Teachers
On January 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education announced that Iowa became the first
What Is the Blaine Amendment? And How It Affects Religious Education Today
Keeping state and religion separate has always been a challenge in America. We’re a very
Can I Educate My Special Needs Student at Home?
If you have a special needs child, at some point, you’ll have to face the
Podcast Ep. 80 “Stronger Together: Supporting & Uniting Educators” With the Freedom Foundation
Are you a teacher who’s feeling isolated, overworked, and distressed about the devolution of public
Podcast Ep. 79 “Higher Education: A New Route To Success” With Guest Jonathan Brush
Modern alternatives to traditional colleges are sweeping across the country. Could these revolutionary ideas really
Podcast Ep. 78 “Manage Your Classroom – How to Stay Sane, Eliminate Chaos, and Help Kids Succeed” With Guest Daniel Buck
Teachers are frustrated. Classroom discipline is practically nonexistent. Curriculum is inefficient. It’s time for a
Podcast Ep. 77 “Unlocking the Power of Classical Education” With Guest Daniel Buck
How do we get back to what really works in the classroom? How can teachers
Podcast Ep. 76 “Empowering Mothers: A Path to Renewal” With Guest Aly Legge
Motherhood is one of the single-greatest vocations you could be called to. How will you
What Are the Essential School Subjects?
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