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“After finishing the article, I felt a surge of electricity—the same way I feel when I begin a great book and I’m drawn into the author’s world before the end of the first page. I felt like I stumbled on a secret. I wanted to learn more, and I wanted to tell others. As I researched, I found the classical school movement compelling for several reasons.” – The Gospel Coalition, December 1, 2021
“The PAC’s candidates had to agree to restore “honest, patriotic education that cultivates in our children a profound love for our country” and involved curriculum that “teaches that all children are created equal, have equal moral value under God, the Constitution and the law.” – Kansas Reflector, November 3, 2021
“’The most rewarding thing for me is when they are able to succeed and move on at their pace,’ she said. ‘Sometimes, my second oldest will decide she wants to skip through a whole chapter of math—she’ll read through it all, say ‘I understand all this,’ take the test, and be like, ‘I’m done with that, I got 100% on the test, I’m moving on.’” – KTVH (Montana), October 28, 2021
“That’s why she and her only daughter, whom she pulled from Akron STEM school, are at private schools — for ‘Christ first and a strong biblical foundation’.” – Akron Ohio Beacon Journal, October 20, 2021
“I am honored to be a part of our students’ lives at Northshore Christian Academy. The parents and students make NCA a very special place and I consider it a gift from God to be a part of this incredible community. NCA makes it a priority that all students have access to STEM, and my success is a product of their focus in developing this educational avenue.” – Northshore Christian Academy (Washington), October 1, 2021
“One of the strongest outcomes of Passage over the years is the focused relational connections and social support gained from the unique experience off campus. A key element that facilitates this friendship formation is the absence of personal electronic devices. This element, named one of the top three most positively influential elements for students who participated in the optional Passage, maximizes student engagement. ‘Removing access to technology is key to this process,’ says Ribbe. ‘Passage is highly experiential and about building a supportive, relational community.’” – Wheaton College, September 14, 2021
“Programs like Engineering Technology and Agriculture Technology at Dordt University, or the programs from Hope Academy and Southwest Christian High School that you will see in the video below, help students gain the knowledge and practical skills needed for their vocational calling while challenging them to think theologically about their vocations.” – CACE Center for the Advancement of Christian Education, September 14, 2021
“Freedom of speech and association, due process, legal equality, religious liberty, sanctity of conscience, and the ability of parents to guide and direct the upbringing of their children are rights essential to liberty and a free and flourishing society. FEF directly aids families in defending these rights through educational outreach, advocacy, and litigation.” – Families for Educational Freedom, August 16, 2021
“At Arrows Christian Academy we uphold high academic standards, but our ultimate purpose for ACA is to be a training ground where students are equipped to live out their God-given purpose to change the world. Our staff’s desire is to guide children into knowing who they are in Christ based on what God’s Word says about them, so they’ll be ready to carry out all that God has called them to do. Here, students will journey on the ‘Path to Purpose’ where they will be trained in practical, innovative, and relational skills for use in everyday life, so that their impact on the world is meaningful and lasting.” – The Daily Herald Pennsylvania, July 21, 2021