Grade A Choice Students: Why Do We "Grade" Kids, Anyways?

Navigating Financial Aid for K-12 Families: Who Should Apply?

Understanding who should apply for financial aid is crucial, particularly considering various economic challenges and the complexities of aid programs. Let’s look at a few scenarios.

Is Christian Schooling a Right or a Privilege? A Unified Focus.

This journey isn't just about having enough money to afford it; it's about faith and coming together. It's about weaving a tapestry of unity that connects families from all walks of life. It's about trusting God implicitly for the future of your children. Hint: It's not about your "rights."

Maximizing Efficiency in Christian School Tuition Payment Methods

This episode explores various strategies for Christian schools to optimize their tuition payment processes in collaboration with BeneFAQ, a tuition aid verification company, and America’s Christian Credit Union (ACCU).

Grade A Choice Students: Why Do We "Grade" Kids, Anyways?

Kids are more than numbers, more than GPAs, more than empirical marks. Learning cannot be judged accurately by the percentage of items correct.  Rubrics and charts cannot really evaluate intellectual growth. So, why do we do it and where did it come from?

Jimmy's a Jerk, but He Knows Algebra: The Need for Teaching Soft Skills in K-12 Schools

The need for our students to learn and apply soft skills is critical. Who cares if Jimmy knows algebra if he's a jerk? We all want to graduate students who are collaborative and kind, who can critically think and solve problems, show initiative and integrity, all while being good at math.