Answering the Call to Homeschool
BY BARBARA DANZA Homeschooling advice from Leigh A. Bortins, founder of Classical Conversations As many parents trepidatiously dip their toes in the homeschooling waters this year, veteran homeschoolers are watching and cheering, knowing that so many children are about to experience newfound freedom in their education and life. While homeschooling may be a new concept to […]
The looming school reopening nightmare
By Larry Sand, California Policy Center The tortured plan to open schools in the fall should convince parents to homeschool if at all possible. Kids who don’t like going to school in California – and there are plenty of them – are going to be absolutely miserable when schools reopen in 3 or so […]
Public School Exit is the alternative to Sex Ed For All, ‘pleasure’ agenda; Register for “Learning To Homeschool” June 4 webinar (3:30-5 p.m.)
Citizens Journal Editorial By Michael Hernandez Planned Parenthood and others in the abortion industry have successfully pushed a “Sex Ed For All” curriculum that includes a “sex pleasure” agenda that has been embraced by public school districts in their desire to sexualize children and advocate for LGBT indoctrination. In fact, many social […]
After the Pandemic: Back to School, or Forward to a Better Future?
By Thomas L. Knapp Anyone who tries to tell you that the COVID-19 pandemic, and its associated social, political, and economic panics, are good things is an idiot, or trying to sell you some kind of snake oil, or both. Society-wide disasters are always net negatives, or we wouldn’t think of them as disasters […]
Look Who’s on the 2020 Teen Track! Plus…$5 Off for Classical Conversations Members
You haven’t been to a great homeschool convention until you’ve been to a Great Homeschool Convention. Dozens of amazing speakers, hundreds of workshops, HUGE exhibit hall! Just for Classical Conversations Members: Use code CC2020 at checkout to receive $5 off of a full convention registration (Individual or Family / shopping pass isn’t included, no refunds, cannot be combined with any other offer, new […]
Education Conference Delivers Broadside to Public School Sex-Ed (“Gender”) and Other Curricula, Presents PS Alternatives.
By George Miller Newbury Park, CA Conejo Valley opponents blasted increasingly radicalized sex-ed in public/charter schools and presented alternatives at a conference-“Local, Private and Homeschool Alternatives to Public School” in Newbury Park (Thousand Oaks), CA on August 10, 2019. The conference addressed why they thought alternatives were needed in the first place and what they […]
Fitzgerald’s Assault on Christian Community Could Take a Toll on CVUSD Enrollment
By Pat Lynch CVUSD Board Member Jenny Fitzgerald recently attended the local Conference on Public and Private School Options where fellow board member, Sandee Everett, was a guest speaker. Rather than spending her time meeting the speakers and building bridges for CVUSD, Fitzgerald appeared angry the whole time, according to witnesses, and consistent with Fitzgerald’s […]
The best reason not to home-school your children
By Jon Rappoport After conducting a multi-center, phase-3, double-blind, placebo controlled, independently reviewed study, encompassing 39 countries, various undersea kingdoms, and the moon, I’ve concluded that the best reason parents shouldn’t home-school their children is: They can’t. They can’t, because the public education they received was so wan and thin and […]
Safe at Home?
By Larry Sand . Homeschooling is becoming more popular, but families need to be aware that teachers unions have a penchant for home invasions. According to the latest data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), the number of K-12 children educated at home increased from 1.09 million in 2003 to 1.77 million in […]
Common Core and Communism
By Karen Schoen . One cannot be indoctrinated into something – unless the ENTIRE BELIEF SYSTEM is changed to eliminate freedom, liberty and individual ownership. To Transform means to Destroy and Change. When I taught school, I taught a class in eighth grade called Capitalism vs. Communism, where we made comparison charts, did […]
