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  • Parents are 100 Percent Qualified to Homeschool Their Children

    Parents are 100 Percent Qualified to Homeschool Their Children6

    For seven years, I slogged through the public school system before my parents made the decision to homeschool. At the time, I couldn’t understand why they were so concerned about making the switch. Frankly, I wasn’t learning anything in public school, so from my perspective, it couldn’t get any worse. Only later, when I asked

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  • Parents and Teachers Starting ‘Learning Pods’ Are Done Waiting for Permission

    Parents and Teachers Starting ‘Learning Pods’ Are Done Waiting for Permission0

    The widespread “pandemic pods” that are emerging as back-to-school alternatives this fall are models of parental ingenuity, educator adaptability, and entrepreneurial agility. These learning pods, or in-home microschools, involve small groups of families coming together to take turns facilitating a curriculum for their children in their homes, or pooling resources to hire a teacher or

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  • Parents Against the Regime

    Parents Against the Regime0

    Attorney General Merrick Garland recently set his sights on what the federal government considers one of the gravest threats to the political order: parents angry with the promotion of transgender ideology and critical race theory in public schools.   “In recent months, there has been a disturbing spike in harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence

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  • Parents Protesting School Policy

    Parents Against Stupid Stuff0

    In the past, many school boards have barely tolerated the presence of parents at meetings. That has to change, for parents care most about a child’s education.

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  • Parenting: It’s Okay to Rely on Common Sense

    Parenting: It’s Okay to Rely on Common Sense0

    Dr. Spock famously said to parents, “Trust yourself. You know more than you think you do.” But if the success and prevalence of parenting resources are any evidence, parents seem less and less able to trust themselves. Today, “about a third [of parents](34%) say they often or sometimes get advice from parenting websites, books or

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  • Parenting Doesn’t Have to be So Expensive

    Parenting Doesn’t Have to be So Expensive0

    Having children is expensive, or so says our culture. And that mindset is affecting the number of children people are choosing to have.  The U.S. Department of Agriculture says that the average cost of raising a child is $245,340. So, it’s no surprise that 65 percent of couples cite the cost of raising a child

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