Homeschool Socialization is one of homeschooling parents biggest concerns. Will their children have enough socialization opportunities? They fear their children may grow up socially backward and unable to interact well with others. Parents worry that their children will lack the skills needed to form strong friendships with kids their own age. Many parents ask the following questions: Will homeschooling hinder …

Ministry to families is more than training and resources; it must include the provision of hope and help to hurting families through care and counseling. God designed the family to be the source of our deepest loves, our most beloved relationships, and to provide care for the needs of its members. In a perfect world, we should associate the family …

If you have a child who is good with numbers and asks a lot of questions, you might have a logical learner. Whether you have a logical learning style or not, you can teach this child strategically. A logical-mathematical learning style is conducive to studies like math and science. They are process-oriented, which logical learners love. So, how do you …

Artificial intelligence has earned plenty of troubling headlines: jobs threatened, personal information compromised, and machines acquiring capabilities their creators struggle to control. Those concerns deserve serious attention. The PHP2Shell response gave Americans a reason to be grateful. On October 21, 2026, the PHP Foundation rushed out emergency fixes for critical weaknesses that AI had helped uncover in software supporting much …

Thankfully, parents and politicians are waking up to the destructive risks related to unfettered access to the internet and its attention economy. When I began studying questions of technology and moral formation 15 years ago, I recall reading one thinker essentially argue: We dont have long-term studies on the damage this might do to children. You can take the risk …

Like most of the West, America has entered a fertility crisis. The U.S. fertility rate hit an all-time low in 2024, with a languid 53.8 births per 1,000 women of childbearing age (15 to 44), which works out to a mere 1.6 children per woman. It takes no math degree to recognize that this birth rate is significantly less than …

A recent report published by American Enterprise Institute shows that a significant number of students with disabilities are served by school choice programs, countering the argument by school choice opponents that choice programs leave students with disabilities behind. The report, authored by three analysts from EdChoice, reveals that approximately 17.2% of students enrolled in school choice programs are students with …

West Virginias public schools lost another 6,067 students in 2025-26, a sharper drop than the year before and the latest chapter in a decline that began decades before the state launched its Hope Scholarship program. The states certified count stood at 234,957 students, including charter schools. That is 47,173 fewer than in 2010-11, a decline of nearly 17 percent. County …

Only 4% of adults in America have a biblical worldview. George Barna, director of Research and co-founder of the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, suggests this is because most adults dont have a strong biblical foundation to build on. Most Christians adopt a worldview known as syncretism, Barna explained during an appearance on Washington Watch with Tony Perkins, …

Gossip is no longer seen as something to be ashamed of, something to avoid. Once a taboo, its now an accepted pastime. Open up Instagram or scroll through TikTok and youll see millions of girls uploading videos titled Get ready with me while I tell you about my friendship break-up, why I dont talk to my parents, my crazy ex, …