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“My education at TMU was a big part of me being able to achieve these milestones,” he said. “And even before TMU, my parents’ investment in my life — their desire to honor the Lord in how they raised me and my brother — was instrumental to me being able to excel at TMU and excel now in the workforce. They taught me a lot about diligence, hard work and humility. By God’s grace, I was able to take all of those lessons to heart.” – The Master’s University, June 22, 2022
“Chief Justice John Roberts’s majority opinion hammered the point home with perfect clarity: “The State pays tuition for certain students at private schools—so long as the schools are not religious. That is discrimination against religion” which “violates the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.””- City Journal, June 22, 2022
“We are so proud to release our ‘Guide to Parental Rights,’ a comprehensive resource for parents to learn about their rights in the school,” said Tamra Farah, Senior Director of Moms for America and author of the guide. “We created this guide so that parents can take back the power that schools think is okay to take away from concerned moms and dads.” – Moms for America, June 21, 2022
“Maine’s ‘nonsectarian’ requirement for its otherwise generally available tuition assistance payments violates the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment,” Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the court’s opinion in the case of Carson v. Maykin. “Regardless of how the benefit and restriction are described, the program operates to identify and exclude otherwise eligible schools on the basis of their religious exercise.” – Fox News, June 21, 2022
see also: A victory for religious liberty and educational pluralism
“In its amicus brief, SLF explained that policies aimed at grouping students by race to balance out a student body are unconstitutional. Through racial balancing, government schools openly engage in social experiments in violation of the Equal Protection Clause.” – Southeastern Legal Foundation, June 20, 2022
“A small private elementary school is proposing to open in the Brookside Square shopping center on Wiles Road and Coral Springs Drive in Coral Springs. According to an application to Coral Springs, the school, Kind Academy, is a “micro school for students who homeschool or prefer a more flexible education model.” – Tap into Coral Springs Florida, June 18, 2022
“She realized that first and foremost the school would have to be academically rigorous. She had experienced first-hand that learning involves more than sitting at a desk and reading a chapter then being tested on it. “I tell my team every single day that something out of the ordinary should happen in the classroom, that’s what is going to stick,” Tolbert said.” – American Press Louisiana, June 18, 2022
“This project included a 33,000-square-foot 10-classroom addition to the existing campus, which allowed the school to add grades 1-4, expanding the total school enrollment to 335 students. Additional project highlights include a new turf sports field which provides brand-new programs for the school, more parking, a common area for lunch, high-quality visual and performing art rooms, new admin space, learning alcoves, and access to 96W with a connection to Mack Hatcher bike/walking path.” – Tennessee Tribune, June 18, 2022
“Our goal is that every student will graduate from high school ready to go to college or start a great career. Choice and innovation within public education is vital to achieving that goal … We must empower parents and students with choice and innovation in K-12 public education,” Youngkin said in a statement on his website.” – Fox News, June 16, 2022