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    “We want to inform, educate, and engage the students” on “what is free speech, why is it important…but also to inform students and faculty and staff about the rights they have that universities often violate” – The College Fix, June 6, 2022

    Published On: June 6, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Free speech|
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    “Although Georgetown managed to reiterate in its email to alumni and its findings letter that it has free speech-protective policies, the university and law school have failed to show they are committed to free expression in practice. This is disappointing but unsurprising. Unless Georgetown quickly reverses course and makes clear to students and faculty that it will defend the rights of those with divergent viewpoints at the university, then those who dissent on vital issues will continue to be chilled in expressing their views.” – FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression), June 6, 2022

    Published On: June 6, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Free speech|
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    “”I think it gets down to this: Do we want our kids to have a fighting chance in the event that the worst happens, right,” said one of the bill’s supporters… “And for us, we’d just like a school to be able to have that option. Allows local school districts to make their own decisions,” – Fox News, June 2, 2022

    Published On: June 2, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Protection|
  • Kiel drops Title IX complaint against middle schoolers after WILL (Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty) defense

    “Attorneys at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) issued a letter to Kiel, in May, explaining that the mere use of biologically correct pronouns not only does not constitute sexual harassment under Title IX or the District’s own policy, but is speech protected by the First Amendment.” – Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, June 2, 2022

    Published On: June 2, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Free speech, Law|
  • Grand Canyon University helps fill electrician shortage

    “This pathway is for anyone who likes to work with their hands, problem-solve, and wants to take the first step toward a fulfilling career through an apprenticeship that allows them to work full-time and get paid to learn a highly skilled craft.” – Grand Canyon University, June 1, 2022

    Published On: June 1, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Christian colleges, CTE Career & Technical Education|
  • East Texas Baptist University students share insights from Global Study and Serve Trip to Israel

    “God is doing incredible things in this group of students in Israel this week,” senior elementary education major Haleigh Akin said. “As we climbed to the top of Mount Hermon today, I reflected on God’s goodness in His promises. Our experience worshiping the Lord this morning and reflecting on His promises on top of Mount Hermon was an incredible experience that connected us as a group of believers to endure together, as well as grew me personally to thank God for all He’s done.” – East Texas Baptist University, May 27, 2022

    Published On: May 27, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Christian colleges|
  • The Homeschool Awakening movie coming to theaters

    “A homeschool dad urges parents to release their preconceived ideas of what education might be for their kids. And a father of eight explains that since homeschooling is much more efficient than a six-to-seven-hour school day, families are redeeming time together. Additionally, kids have more time to explore other activities that interest them.” – Discovery Institute, May 25, 2022

    Published On: May 25, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Homeschool|
  • Health issues couldn’t stop this grad. Now she’s helping others overcome.

    “From the start, the family’s homeschool program entailed flexibility, multiple sources of instruction, and lots of family participation. As a result, it was easy for Kaitlyn to get more time to finish assignment when she needed it, and allowed her to try different study techniques in a relatively stress-free setting.” – HSLDA, May 24, 2022

    Published On: May 24, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Homeschool|
  • Flight path to possibilities. How a lifelong relationship with Mission Aviation Fellowship missionaries and God’s calling are bearing fruit in a young Haitian man’s life.

    “I grew up in a Christian home, and I was able to hang out with missionaries from different countries. But I also lived with the struggles that other Haitians were living with—my parents are from a poor family. Our heavenly Father allowed me to grow up in this environment, so he could use my story to inspire others to seek a deeper, more meaningful relationship with Him.” – MAF.org, May 18, 2022

    Published On: May 18, 2022|Categories: Education|Tags: Career|
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