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WARNING: The links to the following articles are automatically generated and updated hourly based on a search for the term "Homeschool" from Yahoo news syndication.
For those of us who have turned off the television, this will give you a good indication of how the major news media treats homeschooling. You will not find much mention of private Biblical homeschooling. The ideology of those in the news media is apparent as the "goodies" of government homeschooling are often the most positively spun elements.
Be sure to read "Avoid Government Homeschooling Like the Plague" to inoculate yourself before continuing.
Last Fetch: 5/23/2013 10:18:34 PM
Events 5-24-13
• Donations of all kinds of household items except clothes, tires, and mattresses, are being accepted for the annual yard and plant sale, set for May 25 from 9 a.m. to noon at Sturgis Library. Table rental for sellers is $25. The library is on Route 6A, Barnstable Village. 508-362-6636.
Boy Scouts vote to lift ban on gay youth
The Boy Scouts of America voted on Thursday to end its controversial policy banning gay kids and teens from joining one of the nation's most popular youth organizations, ditching membership guidelines that had roiled the group in recent years.
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Cartoon 'child porn' & 3D printer guns, the 1st Amendment protects them both
I feel for the gun nuts, I really do. As I a staunch First Amendment freak, I feel their pain. more…
Activists rally – and pray – as Boy Scouts vote on gays
GRAPEVINE, Texas -- As 1,400 Boy Scouts of America delegates gathered Thursday to vote on a proposal to end the organization’s longstanding ban on gay youth, activists on both sides of the contentious issue ramped up the pressure.A group opposed to allowing gay Scouts posted a call to prayer on its Facebook page – a sign of how large religion looms over the vote.“Would you join us in a time of ...
College notebook: Linfield outfielder Carson named D-III All-America player
Linfield College sophomore right fielder Erin Carson was named an NCAA Division III All-American by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.
Entertainment listings, May 23-30
A listing of events, provided by the venues. In case of an error, please click here to email online editor Mike Howie . Special events This weekend read more
Reading Eggs Earns 2013 Academics’ Choice Award
Reading Eggs, the online reading program for 3-13 year olds, has been awarded the 2013 Academics’ Choice Brain Toy Award for Mind-Building Excellence. (PRWeb May 23, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/5/prweb10762976.htm
Rep. Pat Fallon Announces Intern Selections for House District 106
State Representative Pat Fallon (R-Frisco) recently established a dynamic new internship program in House District 106 aimed at encouraging high school students to learn about and become engaged in the political process.
Johnston: Ask former 'customers' how to improve public schools
The recent Athens Banner-Herald story headlined "A Day in the Life of a Homeschooler" prompts me to call for those who wish to improve education in our public schools to take heed of the concepts emphasized in that story.
Labor strife leads to state title in History Day
Something about the Lattimer Massacre in 1897 awoke Cole Rinehart's curiosity as he searched for topics for his National History Day project.The massacre was the result of a conflict between immigrant laborers and coal operators in the anthracite region of northeastern Pennsylvania."These immigrant ...
House ed reform leader optimistic of progress today
DES MOINES, Iowa --- A key legislative leader on education reform is “very optimistic” a conference committee working out differences between lawmakers and the governor will reach consensus today.
Iowa House Education Reform Leader Confident of Progress
DES MOINES, Iowa -- A key legislative leader on education reform is “very optimistic” a conference committee working out differences between lawmakers and the governor will reach consensus today.
Iowa House ed reform leader optimistic of progress Wednesday
A key legislative leader on education reform is “very optimistic” a conference committee working out differences between lawmakers and the governor will reach consensus today.
Iowa House leader confident education reform consensus could be reached today
A key legislative leader on education reform is “very optimistic” a conference committee working out differences between lawmakers and the governor will reach consensus today.
Conrad Foundation Announces 2013-2014 Spirit of Innovation Challenge Launch Date
Spirit of Innovation Challenge invites students worldwide to create innovative products to benefit humanity. Winning ideas receive more than $50K in prizes. (PRWeb May 22, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/conradawards/2013SOICannounced/prweb10757417.htm
Prep Sports Roundup: Titans, Vikings atop BNC
It comes down to this for the Traverse City West soccer team: Win at Gaylord on Thursday and likely share the Big North Conference title with Cadillac. (Plus more)
Entertainment best bets for Wednesday
Here are your entertainment best bets for Wednesday, May 22, 2013.
Proctor’s bike-rack bureaucracy tests patience of local Boy Scout
Zach Ouellette of Tacoma was 16 years old two summers ago, working at the Proctor District Farmers Market with his mother, a market regular known as Cheryl the Pig Lady.
Kate Hudson will star in Zach Braff's film 'Wish I Was Here,' according to reports
Kate Hudson will reportedly star in Zach Braff's movie 'Wish I Was Here,' which he is partially funding via the website Kickstarter. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Kate Hudson will play Zach Braff's wife.
Home schooling: An option being discussed
( Elhuyar Fundazioa ) Dr. Madalen Goiria of the UPV/EHU-University of the Basque Country has produced a thesis in which she analyses the juridical situation of home schooling, a social reality that lacks legal regulation in the Spanish State. By focussing particular attention on flexi-schooling or part-time education, she has also researched the reasons behind de-schooling and has presented ...
American School to Attend FPEA Florida Homeschool Convention
The American School will exhibit at the FPEA Florida Homeschool Convention this weekend in Kissimmee. (PRWeb May 21, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/5/prweb10732500.htm
Smartphones, outdoor game combine for environmental lesson
LIBERTY -- Technology long ago reached the deep woods, but now, within the Pequest Wildlife Management Area, technology is allowing the students to teach.
Debt-Free, Solvent, Unemployed: Earning Sustainable Income Online
When I tell people I'm an unemployed Michigan teacher, they show no surprise. But when I tell them I manage a family of six debt-free with no government assistance, they do. My husband works a traditional job with benefits and I freelance and blog. Contributor: Marilisa Sachteleben Published: May 11, 2013
Preservation Parks news
For more information about Preservation Parks of Delaware County or to register for a program, call 740-524-8600, extension 3 or e-mail register@ preservationparks.com.
Teachers: Register Now to Attend Space Foundation Space Across the Curriculum This Summer
Teachers: Register Now to Attend Space Foundation Space Across the Curriculum This Summer
ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS
The Times Record annually runs a list of graduating seniors from Mid-coast high schools and wants to include homeschoolers and private school students on the list as well. Please email graduate’s name, indicate homeschool or name of private school, and contact phone number, to dmadore@timesrecord.com . Submission deadline is June 8.
School Winners
Local teens Austin Skeith (from left), Brandi Dahlinger and Lilly Sedlak recently served as pages in Olympia under the sponsorship of state Rep. Dan Kristiansen.
Established congregations in Chattanooga area offer start-up churches a place to meet
Powell Grisham says Rock Point Community Church was looking for a certain place, while Roger Kittle says what became Alpha and Omega was looking for any place.
Falcon students win Facebook contest for playground
A group of students took to social media and won a new play area for their schoolyard.
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