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    “Tanikella, for instance, says that it took her children a while to adapt, adding that there was a bit of an initial struggle, especially for her younger child. “But she got used to this new routine in about five months. Soon, she developed a sense of ownership by making her own study plan,” says Tanikella, who believes that her kids developed life skills of independence, planning, accountability, and self-direction as she “stepped back and let them organise and plan”. – Mint Lounge India, July 7, 2022

    Published On: July 7, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Homeschool|
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    “It awakened many people, Christian churches, and some pastors to recognize that it is our responsibility to provide the Christian education or our children, not the government.” – CBN, July 7, 2022

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    “Homeschooling gave me the freedom to work at my own pace, to complete core classes, and to participate in outside activities,” she said. “I really liked that I could take live, self-study, and self-paced classes. I could also take college courses and acquire credits while in high school (through our College NOW dual-enrollment program). It was great to have the flexibility to take classes that met my learning style as well.” – Bridgeway Academy, July 7, 2022

    Published On: July 7, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Helping people, Homeschool, Missions|
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    “We’re pleased they are again free to exercise their constitutionally protected freedoms without fear of punishment,” he stated. ADF “look[s] forward to a final resolution of this case in their favor and, ultimately, in favor of free speech for everyone.” – The College Fix, July 6, 2022

    Published On: July 6, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Free speech|
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    “This year, the week-long camp that concluded Friday included hands-on technical tutorials on coding, robotics and sound design, as well as practical sessions on resume-writing and job interviews. On the last day of camp, students toured Ohio State University’s campus and talked about applications.” – Columbus Ohio Dispatch, July 6, 2022

    Published On: July 6, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: CTE Career & Technical Education|
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    “If you love God and you love this country, how we train up the next generation will determine whether we have a republic or not in future generations. Because right now, we’re pumping out kids who don’t know God and hate America, and their minds are captured by indoctrination that will not perpetuate a free society.” – CBN, July 5, 2022

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  • Wilmington Christian Academy expanding facility by 12,600 square feet

    “We don’t have any space left. We’re bulging at the seams,” said WCA Administrator Greg Oliver. The added facility will hold eight large classrooms, Oliver said, as well as two offices, a set of restrooms, student lockers, and storage space.” – Wilmington Ohio News Journal, July 5, 2022

    Published On: July 5, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Christian schools|
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    “In many states colleges and universities have become centers of anti-American thought, leaving students not only ill-equipped but confused. But in Tennessee there is no reason why our institutions of higher learning can’t be an exceptional part of America at its best,” Lee said when he first announced the institute in January.” – The College Fix, July 4, 2022

    Published On: July 4, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Patriotism|
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    “Kelly Newton of Amherst took her time in deciding whether to home-school her then-fifth grader and high school sophomore in 2020, but she did not like how the Williamsville School District was handling remote learning. As the summer of 2020 went on, she was more convinced her children would have a better outcome learning at home.” – The Buffalo New York News, July 3, 2022

    Published On: July 3, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Homeschool|
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