What exactly is the end outcome that we want from the public education process as our students leave our schools and school systems? I have […]
Category: Values
The Persecution of Christian Educators: A Collection of Three Previous Blog Posts
Sometimes an unintentional but common theme appears in my writing. It just shows up over time. The persecution of Christian educators is a real problem […]
When we are called to walk through the valley of the shadow of death…
I had a difficult time choosing the photographic image that is the thumbnail for this post. How do you choose a valley that looks like […]
Men No Longer Allowed to Compete in Women’s Sports
And all the people said, “Amen.” Progressivism has slowly and quietly eroded the rights of female athletes. As with so many whistleblowers in education, anyone […]
The Silent Majority and The Lessons Which We Can Learn From The Collapse of Traditional Scouting
Growing up, The Boy Scouts of America were easily one of the two most important outside influences in my life. The other was my church […]
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John Adams once stated, “Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter […]
An Overdue Thank You to Governor Bill Lee’s Administration for Getting Our Schools Open During COVID
I know many of you helped us in the long fight to get schools open in Northeast Tennessee during Covid. It was brutal to see […]
Make Orwell Fiction Again: Trump Will Work to Reverse the Biden Legacy
Make Orwell Fiction Again. Now that is a catchy quote, and a clever play on the Trump campaign’s famous slogan. I was listening to Elon […]
Valuing Uniqueness: What Albert Einstein, Walt Disney, and Steve Jobs Can Teach Us About Creative Learning Environments
We had a superintendent several years ago who wanted cookie cutter students, cookie cutter teachers, and cookie cutter buildings. Everything from instructional delivery to minimalist […]
Pro-Voucher Talk: School Systems Are Not Businesses and Our Tax Dollars Are Not Their Earnings
The power rests with the people. Our tax dollars are…ours. If you want to make a teacher angry, refer to them as human capital. That […]