process of raising a child
Matt Weidinger and Katharine Stevens offer members of Congress an idea that would help families without hurting Uncle Sam’s bottom line. Congress delivered a big win for families in last…
Katie Schuermann writes for the Federalist about one consequence of our technology-dominated world. What passion and curiosity reside in the hearts and heads of our young people! But do you…
Timothy Carney of the Washington Examiner highlights the impact of a growing challenge for American parents. “Parenting isn’t about minimizing risk to your children,” a mother in Arizona once wrote…
Barnini Chakraborty writes for the Washington Examiner about an interesting education development. The plan was Hoerschelman would go back to teaching, but the family ran into trouble finding daycare so…
When you analyze public policy and news for a living, it’s easy to think the best way to track human behavior and cultural trends is to dive into what others…
In “Growing Up With Mom and Dad: New Data Confirm The Tide Is Turning,” the Institute for Family Studies reports that the percent of children living with two parents has…
The author of this post is not a teacher. I was pleased to see actual teachers push back on her incendiary post.
Carolina Journal Online highlights problems linked to North Carolina’s obsolete death reporting system. Terry Stoops’ Daily Journal critiques an ongoing assault targeting working parents.
Just in case you had any doubts where some teachers stand on the reopening issue…
Joy Pullmann of the Federalist is no fan of the more grotesque Halloween displays on neighborhood porches and lawns. [L]ots of people are rude, tasteless, and selfish. Of course, since…
This week, Carolina Journal published an opinion piece by education columnist Kristen Blair. In her piece, Blair discusses the connection between bullying and a sense of belonging. Blair writes: There’s…
From The Robesonian, Thursday, June 5, 1919 (page 3)