Since the No Child Left Behind Act was signed ten years ago, the phrase "no child lest behind" has proven to mean many different things to people in the world of education. The reality is that the ideas of high standards and accountability are great, but implementing it has proven to be quite difficult. So, what really needs to happen to ensure that no child is left behind?...

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"To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven" (Ecclesiastes 3:1).

As Christians, we know the Lord governs all, and we approach each day with confidence that no matter what happens in the world, He will take care of us. This reassurance is no more apparent and glorious than in the display of the changing seasons.

A perfect picture of God's never-ending love, every year we transition between the seasons of winter and spring. Every spring that changes from snow and ice to the green grass and budding trees is a reminder of God's sovereign rule over our lives. It's so easy to take the beauty of life each spring for granted, but each season is a new gift to us that fulfills God's promise....

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Taking care of God's world involves commitment on our part as Christians. This commitment impacts everywhere we live, whether at home or at school. As a Christian school teacher, you have a wonderful opportunity to be a role model of stewardship for your students and influence their usage and mindset of resources....

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Christian schools who use Ignitia from Alpha Omega Publications received helpful improvements and instant new features this past month. Over the weekend of February 18-19, AOP released the following tools to help Christian school administrators and teachers better utilize the online curriculum....

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How can Christian education have a positive impact on young people, creating positive, active and responsible citizens?

With the primary elections and the intense political jockeying going on, we are constantly reminded of our responsibility as citizens to play our part in the process of democracy. ...

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Making the move to a new curriculum is never easy, but for Gilmer Apostolic School in Gilmer, Texas, the adoption of Switched-On Schoolhouse has been well worth it....

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What if your school had access to thousands of 3-12 grade level student assignments including lessons containing over 50,000 multimedia elements and self-graded comprehension questions, self-graded quizzes and tests, and projects with instruction, rubric, and multimedia to expand a student's learning?...

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A new class of students is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're going to get. By the time February rolls around, your Christian school is in full swing of the second semester. You've probably been able to form opinions on your class of students. ...

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Lancelot had Guinevere, Rhett had Scarlett, and Romeo had Juliet—at least for awhile. Introduce teachers to technology, let them get to know each other, leave them alone together for a bit, and you have the making of another great love story. ...

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