At Alpha Omega Publications, every day is a good day. A day is especially good if we can announce something exciting that we know will help Christian schools be the best that you can be. With the launch of Ignitia, our new learning management system, AOP is able to provide your students a learning experience that goes beyond the basics, to reignite the passion of learning....

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Alpha Omega Publications continues to be a driving force in the world of online education. Trends in educational technology continue to follow the model and methodology AOP established with its first release of Switched-On Schoolhouse way back in 1997. The release of our latest online offering, Ignitia, continues our commitment to a better experience for you, the teacher, and your students....

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This month, I am taking a temporary detour from my normal commentary on issues reflective of a Christian worldview. Instead, I am going to offer you a summer reading list based on books I have enjoyed reading....

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Cyberbullying is an epidemic. With the increasing use of technology, there seems to be no easy fix; in fact, it's likely to continue. The best we can do is to learn the signs, identify and support victims, and deal appropriately with perpetrators. It's imperative that we educate students, parents, and teachers about the consequences of this harmful behavior and teach them the best ways to deal with it....

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Listening to Josh McDowell, one might never imagine that he ever struggled with faith. As he delivers his inspirational messages to millions of people through his speaking engagements, they feel his passion for teenagers, his strength as a believer, and the integrity of his mission. It's tempting to think that perhaps he was born this way....

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Two years ago, Anointed Word Christian School in Ellenwood, Georgia, closed its high school and went from being a PreK-12th grade school to educating students in PreK-8th. The economy had hit the community hard, and by the time it closed, the high school had 11 students and nine teachers. Chrislyn Davis, the administrator, along with the parents of the rest of the students, were very disappointed. ...

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