The Acceptance Con
Written by Selwyn Duke “It does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are 20 gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg.†This thought, articulated by Thomas Jefferson 200 years ago, aligns well with sentiments espoused today. “I don’t care what adults do in their private lives, 
Read MoreNearly 200 Attend Common Core Regional Town Hall – OH and WV
Common Core Town Hall Regional Town Hall Meeting on School Standards Sponsored by American Principles Project Saturday June 29 1:00 PM Doors Open 12:30Â Valley Harvest Church 104 Tennis Center Dr. /Marietta, OH FOCUS POINTS Common Core History: What Is It…Facts and Fiction Educational Impact:Â Public Schools K-12 / Christian Schools /…
Read MoreTimothy Dwight – President of Yale, 1795-1817
by Ron Feathers Born: 14-May–1752 Birthplace: Northampton, MA Died: 11-Jan–1817 American divine, writer, and educator, was born at Northampton, Massachusetts, on the 14th of May 1752. His father, also Timothy Dwight, a graduate of Yale College (1744), was a merchant, and his mother was the third daughter of Jonathan Edwards. He was remarkably precocious,…
Read MoreClassical Education vs. Common Core
In the spring of 2010 the federal government required cash-strapped states to sign on to the Common Core Standards in order to qualify for over $4.35 billion in Race to the Top [stimulus] funds. The deadline was such that the states had to accept Common Core sight unseen. Now the Standards are out and it…
Read MoreHow Does Common Core Affect Homeschoolers?
By Joy Pullmann Much of the time, public school initiatives and regulations do not affect homeschoolers. The “next big thing†in public education, called Common Core education standards, already is, and that influence will grow. There are three major ways this nationwide initiative affects homeschool families: curriculum, testing, and student data tracking. First, a bit…
Read MoreWhy No Farm Bill, 2013 or Otherwise
June 12, 2013 Rebecca Khune Caldwell, Ohio The $1 trillion Agriculture Reform, Food and Jobs Act of 2013 is the insidious continuation of a bad idea. When I first thought of writing about the proposed Farm Bill I wanted to tell what was in it in order to encourage a “NO” vote. As I researched,…
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