A Time to Mourn … A Time to Act
Many of us have been deeply affected by the news of Charlie Kirk’s death. It is a story dominating headlines across the globe. How should we think and act about this, and what example [...]
First Be Fed
I’ve been a stay-at-home mom for nearly twelve years. In that time and with my husband’s support, we have spent significant funds on my own education in both theology and counseling. I’ve had a [...]
7 Persistent Myths About Public Education (Learn the Truth)
Certain myths about public education are pervasive in American culture at large, as well as within the church. It’s important that we’re honest about the realities of our society, so decisions are made in an informed [...]
The Core Problem with Educational Standards Today
Over the past decade, I have had the privilege to interact with a wide range of teachers and parents, schools both public and private, charters, co-ops, and individual homeschooling families. I have also seen [...]
Side by Side in PA: The Valle Family
Parents: Angelo & Marie Valle Children: Jonathan (12), Eliana (10), Thea (7) and Riley (5) Hometown: Huntingdon, PA Tell us a little bit about your family dynamics. Our family [...]