“To Define is to Regulate”
“To Define is to Regulate” April 25, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar Last week, I attended one of my favorite events with 300 others from across the nation – the Kennesaw Hybrid […]
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“To Define is to Regulate” April 25, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar Last week, I attended one of my favorite events with 300 others from across the nation – the Kennesaw Hybrid […]
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What is open enrollment? Is my child eligible? April 10, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar Open enrollment in K-12 education allows students to move to a district school not automatically assigned to […]
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School choice can be a solution in Special Education April 4, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar John Kristof’s recent article, “How School Choice Serves Special Needs Students,” really hits the mark. […]
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“Students are encouraged to take ownership of their learning and are still offered a broad ‘feast’ of subjects that nourishes them mind, body, and spirit.”
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“Not only was a threat made, but the boy was apparently watching the friends during that day while they were out on the porch. The boy said that he could see them, and they should ‘get back into the house’ and stop talking. So, when Katie found out about these events, she called 911.”
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“Our children aren’t widgets churned out in a factory. They are living, breathing, developing humans trying to find their way – and their parents are the most qualified to guide them.”
Some people have the wrong idea about school choice Read More »
View the list of media we found most interesting throughout the month of March 2024.
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“Cutting the cyber charter school’s budget will give even more power to the school district to do whatever they like, and many students and families will lose their safe place.”
It Takes a Cyber Charter School to Raise a Child Read More »
“If it wasn’t for the choice to move him to online charter school he would have dropped out this past summer and not even made it to 11th grade.”
Homeless Teen Benefits from Cyber Charter Read More »
“His only concern is the future of his school as he knows it needs its funding to provide the level of instruction it has for him and his classmates.”
Meet John – Cyber Charter Student and Competitive Rower Read More »