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“The Protect Students First Act, which bans the teaching of “divisive concepts,” was passed by the Georgia legislature and signed by Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA), and it also went into effect Friday. The law defines divisive concepts to include instruction that “one race is inherently superior to another race,” that the “United States of America is fundamentally racist,” and claiming that “an individual, solely by virtue of his or her race, bears individual responsibility for actions committed in the past by other individuals of the same race.” – Washington Examiner, July 3, 2022
“ABC Homeschool doesn’t teach a collection of Bible stories. Rather, this curriculum teaches students that the Bible is the history book of the universe. Each account is treated as a real event that truly happened, just as the Bible describes.” – Answers in Genesis, July 3, 2022
“That is homeschooling,” she said. “So when the public school teachers say ‘Discipline and education starts at home,’ it does. Homeschooling is just a natural extension of parenting. It’s just do you want to? If you don’t want to, don’t do it. But if you want to, that’s it. That’s the criteria. You have a child, and you want to homeschool.” – The Bryan Texas Eagle, July 3, 2022
“Once Governor Ducey signs the legislation, every single student in Arizona – even those currently in private schools or homeschool – will have access to $7,000 education savings accounts (ESA). These accounts can be used for private school tuition, online education, education therapies, or tutoring services in accordance with each student’s individual learning needs. This is available to every one of Arizona’s 1.1 million students, without a funding cap or enrollment cap.” – American Federation for Children, July 1, 2022
“What we’re doing is a whole different look at education and teaching kids the value of serving the community,” the school’s principal Jon Ness said at a June 29 open house for the school. “We’re looking at teaching kids how to be the hands and feet of Christ.” – The Bemidji Pioneer, July 1, 2022
“I was always interested in art and had a background in that so I fell naturally into that role in our homeschooling co-op,” she said. “When the teacher who was in charge of art left, I took over his position and taught art from birth to eighth grade. That’s what got me into teaching art. I found my own style of teaching and what I like doing, what was important to learn, and what engaged the kids the most.” – Green Bay Wisconsin Press Gazette, July 1, 2022
“At the Christian School Startup Accelerator, coaches and attendees discussed how to form a launch team, school identity, legal structure, budget, and more. The Herzog Foundation partnered with Open Sky Education and the National Hybrid Schools Project to develop the comprehensive training materials.” – The Hertzog Foundation, July 1, 2022
“Polling from RealClear Opinion Research in June found that a majority support school choice (74% vs. 16% opposed) while 10% are unsure. Broken down by party lines, 83% of Republicans, 69% of Independents, and 70% of Democrats said they strongly or somewhat support school choice.” – Fox News, June 30, 2022
“Tolsma is just one of 350 young men selected to participate in the Tennessee American Legion Boys State program hosted at Tennessee Tech. The event brings together high school students and teaches them about government, policy, and civic responsibility through mock legislative sessions, court proceedings, elections, and more.” – Knoxville (Tennessee) News Sentinel, June 30, 2022