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Reader’s View: Strong schools need common-sense policies
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (637+ words) Saratogian Students across our communities are back in the classroom this week, reminding families to focus on what matters most: making sure their children receive a strong education in a safe, supportive environment. Teachers and school staff are settling into…...
The length of Oregon’s school year isn’t everything; why attendance and instruction matter too
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1559+ words) Join OPB on Sept. 17 for a theatrical screening of “American Sons.” The documentary offers an intimate view of life on the front lines and the unbreakable bonds formed in war. Panel conversation to follow. “High-quality instruction” is a jargony education…...
Watching the News as Part of Homeschooling
1+ week, 6+ day ago (15+ words) RealClearEducation Watching the News as Part of Homeschooling...
More West Virginia families are choosing homeschooling
2+ week, 13+ hour ago (368+ words) Charleston, W.Va. — A growing number of West Virginia families are looking beyond the traditional classroom, according to organizers of the third annual West Virginia Homeschool Convention. The West Virginia Home Educators Association estimates more than 25,000 students are now being homeschooled…...
SOMSD Survey Finds Families Generally Positive About School Placements, but Communication Needs Improvement
2+ week, 1+ day ago (412+ words) Approximately 70% of respondents identified as white. District officials said participation among Asian, Black and multiracial families increased slightly from previous surveys, but acknowledged that more outreach is needed to increase representation. Overall, 89% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their…...
Kimberly Miller: Loving our public schools is worth it (Opinion)
2+ week, 1+ day ago (690+ words) Kimberly Miller, superintendent of Ohio County Schools. When the I Love West Virginia Public Schools campaign was introduced, some questioned whether changing perceptions through advocacy or storytelling could have a meaningful impact on public education. There is one thing we…...
Education Policy: Why it should be part of every parent’s financial plan
2+ week, 4+ day ago (516+ words) For many parents, the biggest financial milestone is not buying a home, growing a business, or upgrading a car; it is ensuring their children have access to the best opportunities. As education costs continue to rise, financing quality education requires…...
How Akron families can decide where to send their child to school
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1661+ words) With the imminent start of the 2026-27 school year, families may still be looking at their options — from their local Akron Public School site to a nearby community, private or homeschool enrollment. Making the choice before the first day of school,…...
Parental Guidance: The Pros and Cons of Applying Early
3+ week, 2+ day ago (501+ words) Applying early can give your child a significant advantage, but there are important considerations to make before deciding. The Pros and Cons of Applying Early When my son was going through the admissions crucible, one elite school he seriously considered…...
Why We Must Rethink Attendance, Funding, and School Accountability
3+ week, 5+ day ago (176+ words) Published 7:19 am Tuesday, August 18, 2026 By Dr. Brandon Enos This is not just an educational crisis; it is an economic one. Students who drop out face a lifetime of diminished earnings and opportunities, ultimately impacting the workforce and vitality of communities…...