Tag: customization

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Poetry in motion: The tale of one homeschool family using the PEP scholarship

  TAMPA, Fla.  – The poem is a father’s message to his son, that everything they do together will be a memory someday. “I’m going to love and hold you until you’re grown for in a blink you’ll be on your own.” Barbara Hamilton wrote the poem for her son, Ronald,... READ MORE
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The systemic improvements public education needs are coming
Student achievement has fallen to its worst levels in two...
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Oklahoma should avoid the example of Vercingetorix
  Julius Caesar led Roman forces to victory in the...
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For this former public school educator, starting a microschool was a dream come true
  SARASOTA, Fla. – Alison Rini thought her destiny was...
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Ceilings and floors and Florida (Oh my!)
  Editor’s note: This story has been updated with the...
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The inevitable is always certain but not always punctual: self-driving school carpools
Back in 2017, techno-optimist Jason Bedrick made the skeptical Robert...
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Texas choice triumph calls for celebration and a shift for the movement
Texas school choice opponents are strong. I recall going to...
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Lessons from SNAP wargames
On Dec. 16, 2017, the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture...
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Navigators help guide families into new era of education
TAMPA, Fla. — Parents, many pushing babies in strollers with...
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It all keeps adding up
I received some interesting responses to last week’s post where...
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Utah scholarship lawsuit threatens ‘a rich blessing’ for families
Maria Ruiz is at the hospital again. She’s with her...
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