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The stars looked very different for the Cass County children who attended a Park in a Box event at the McHale Complex in Riverside Park Wednesday morning.

The problem with government education is that it’s dominated by the government and its often weaponized priorities. In but one example of this, the Biden administration is threatening to withhold fede...

Elliot Mort, a 12-year-old homeschool student from Livermore, has qualified for the 2023 National Memory Master Competition to be held this week at the Classical Conversations conference in North Carolina.

This year, DreamWorks’ "The Prince of Egypt" turns 25. Despite being made in a previous generation, my children love watching it. And by this point, I am fairly certain each of my children knows most, if not all, the lyrics to each song. It’s a work of cinematic art that has likely secured its place

Two dance events to note as we close out April.

Homeschools from Helena and Bozeman competed in a mock trial on Friday in front of Lewis and Clark 1st Judicial District Court Judge Kathy Seeley.

SENATOBIA – Sixteen Northwest Mississippi Community College Hall of Fame inductees were honored by the colleges Board of Trustees during the March meeting on Thursday, March 9. Hall of Fame

At least 12 states now have laws allowing families to use public funds for homeschooling expenses.

Parents explain why homeschooling is better for their families, as new registrations tripled over the last three years.

A growing number of state legislatures have mandated primary sources in American history classes to purge racially divisive bias from K-12 public education as the school year begins.