Category: Schooling’s decline

The home educating dads who gather Friday before work at Panera Posse pulled out a standard-issue brown napkin and a high-quality 99-cent red pen last week and scratched out a list of favorite books. The …

  By David Fowler Calvin’s Institutes were very enlightening to me 20 years ago when I began to awaken for the public college and law school fog that had descended upon me and which the …

By David Tulis The interests of Christians and family members in the Brainerd area collided Thursday with the financial interests of school administrators who are seeking a federal cash infusion into the county government-run system. …

Q: You mentioned the prison-industrial complex. What about what could be called the schooling-industrial complex — how might this complex, if it exists, be an impediment to the liberation of the many students who are …

A shortcoming I have is that of peevishness. Breakfast fails to occur at 9 when I like it. The family is taking too long to gather in the living room for a conference or the …

By David Tulis Andreas Shedrick, 18, will be leaving his parents’ home in Red Bank at summer’s end to pursue university studies and start life on his own. Mr. Shedrick is youngest of three sons …

The purpose of Compulsory Education is to deprive the common people of their commonsense. — G.K. Chesterton For local economy to succeed, it will have to suggest ways to reform the educational marketplace in Chattanooga. …

Brainerd Baptist Church’s experiment in 2011 of giving F$26,000 in cash to its members to distribute to others was intended to illustrate the power of grace as taught in the gospel. Grace is an operating …