Pope’s Ambassador to U.S. Moderates Education Forum in Florida
The event itself preceded National Catholic Schools Week, a week that celebrates the excellence of Catholic schools and their impact, which this year runs Jan. 28–Feb. 3.
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Maryland Parents Argue for Right to Opt Children Out of LGBT Curriculum in Appeals Court
“Schools have no business pushing instruction on gender and sexuality without even notifying parents,” said attorney Eric Baxter from the law firm Becket in a Dec. 5 statement.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Says Superintendent Can’t Intervene in Catholic Charter School Suit
The attorney general’s lawsuit came after another lawsuit filed by several state residents and interest groups to block the sponsorship and funding for the Catholic charter school.
Kairos School in Portugal Brings Together Educational Freedom and Catholic Identity
Set in idyllic surroundings, this Cambridge school combines Montessori pedagogy with the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, attracting families from as far away as the United States.
GOP Presidential Hopeful Tim Scott Discusses Abortion, Immigration, Education and Beginning Each Day With Scripture
‘The fact of the matter is the Gospel always leads us in the right direction of providing assistance. ... I think we have an opportunity — not just a responsibility, but an opportunity — to live out that message.’
Christian Group Says British Teacher Fired for Refusing to Teach ‘Extreme LGBTQI Lessons’
A petition started by Christian Concern on Oct. 17 asking the U.K.’s education secretary to ensure Leger is not banned from teaching in the nation had garnered more than 10,000 signatures by Friday
Florida Judge Slams ‘Transgender Ideology’ in Defense of Teacher Fired Over Pronouns
The ruling, issued by Judge John Van Laningham, advises the state’s Education Practices Commission to exonerate the teacher, Yojary Mundaray, and not take any further disciplinary action against her.
Family Who Fled Germany to Home-School Their Kids Faces Deportation from the U.S.
The Romeikes — father Uwe, mother Hannelore, and their then-five children — fled Germany in 2009 over the country’s severe compulsory education laws, which effectively outlaw home schooling and require all children to attend school outside the home.
Homeschooling and Parents as Primary Educators
I sincerely hope that Catholic parents, who are the ‘principal educators’ of their children, give homeschooling a fair hearing.
Annual Maryland Event Prepares Educators to Foster Spiritual Growth of Students
The Teaching Vocation Conference hosted by The Heights Forum, an annual event held in Potomac, Maryland, is designed for men exploring professions as educators and provides a glimpse into the culture at The Heights School.
