Family & Education

Christy-Faith was a director of a learning center, but it wasn’t until she started homeschooling that she found the teaching approach that works best.

The cooler temps of late summer and early fall make it an excellent time to get children outside and inspire in them a lifelong love of gardening.

Tomorrow’s leaders are today’s children, and their character is forged around the family table.

Having the ability to be flexible and go at their own pace help families breathe easier.

In a world of inflation and distractions, the most romantic thing you can do might be simply lighting a candle and turning off your phone.

A home doesn’t just keep the rain out—it offers peace, quiet, beauty, connection, and belonging.

The Supreme Court weighed in on issues of racial discrimination and segregation that focused on schools.

From romance to identity, labels can shrink us. Real connection starts when we see people—not diagnoses.

In homeschooling, you don’t have to choose between academic rigor and fun. These creative strategies make space for both.

Instead of rules and formulas, the most effective, tried-and-true style of writing instruction begins with reading and imitation.

When Dave Harvilicz and Ross Greenberg saw what kids were watching online, they took matters into their own hands and launched a platform parents could trust.

A simple weekly practice helped Jordan Langdon, once a burned-out mom, transform her marriage and family.

Poetry helps kids develop emotional awareness, language skills, and a love for great literature. These classic books are a perfect place to start.

In just a few short lines, poetry can help a child ask—and begin to answer—life’s biggest questions.

At St. Andrew’s Academy, headmaster Ben Strong is teaching boys the virtues of wonder, responsibility, and giving.

Not all books are created equal. This list highlights well-written books rooted in courage, truth, and hope.

Thankfulness is more than just good manners—it’s the foundation for good character, health, and happiness.

The homeschool years may be coming to an end, but the next chapter of your life is just beginning.

We may be halfway to Christmas, but it’s not too late to dust off our New Year’s resolutions and tackle 2025 again.

Tina Griffin left Hollywood to shine a light on what today’s media is really teaching kids, and how parents can counter it.

Christy-Faith was a director of a learning center, but it wasn’t until she started homeschooling that she found the teaching approach that works best.

The cooler temps of late summer and early fall make it an excellent time to get children outside and inspire in them a lifelong love of gardening.

Tomorrow’s leaders are today’s children, and their character is forged around the family table.

Having the ability to be flexible and go at their own pace help families breathe easier.

In a world of inflation and distractions, the most romantic thing you can do might be simply lighting a candle and turning off your phone.

A home doesn’t just keep the rain out—it offers peace, quiet, beauty, connection, and belonging.

The Supreme Court weighed in on issues of racial discrimination and segregation that focused on schools.

From romance to identity, labels can shrink us. Real connection starts when we see people—not diagnoses.

In homeschooling, you don’t have to choose between academic rigor and fun. These creative strategies make space for both.

Instead of rules and formulas, the most effective, tried-and-true style of writing instruction begins with reading and imitation.

When Dave Harvilicz and Ross Greenberg saw what kids were watching online, they took matters into their own hands and launched a platform parents could trust.

A simple weekly practice helped Jordan Langdon, once a burned-out mom, transform her marriage and family.

Poetry helps kids develop emotional awareness, language skills, and a love for great literature. These classic books are a perfect place to start.

In just a few short lines, poetry can help a child ask—and begin to answer—life’s biggest questions.

At St. Andrew’s Academy, headmaster Ben Strong is teaching boys the virtues of wonder, responsibility, and giving.

Not all books are created equal. This list highlights well-written books rooted in courage, truth, and hope.

Thankfulness is more than just good manners—it’s the foundation for good character, health, and happiness.

The homeschool years may be coming to an end, but the next chapter of your life is just beginning.

We may be halfway to Christmas, but it’s not too late to dust off our New Year’s resolutions and tackle 2025 again.

Tina Griffin left Hollywood to shine a light on what today’s media is really teaching kids, and how parents can counter it.