Convention Corner: The Importance of Gathering
As we celebrated our risen Savior yesterday with our church family, I recalled the Spring of 2020. The shutdown was in full swing, everyone was staying home to “slow the spread,” and churches were [...]
What is AI? And Should Homeschool Parents Care?
Let’s take a closer look at how it works. It’s not often that a new technology captivates the attention of the world in the way that artificial intelligence (AI) has this past year. ChatGPT [...]
Adventures in PA: Public Service Field Trips
Most of us are familiar with Firemen/Fire Station field trips, especially since it helps us meet that annual Pennsylvania requirement for fire safety. But there are lots of other public service jobs that make [...]
Convention Corner
When do you like to plan out your upcoming school year? I like to have everything squared away by mid-summer. Typically, that means researching and ordering curricula during late winter and early spring. Few [...]
Good Manners and the Digital World
"Ninety-nine percent of rude behavior can be avoided by thinking before you act. … Manners change, but principles are timeless and eternal," says Daniel Post Senning, great-grandson of Emily Post. In an interview with [...]