Podcast Interview - Educating The Next Generation
Education and school choice are hot topics today as ministry leaders, parents, and churches wrestle with the best way to educate the next generation. Joe Higgins, president of the Romans 12 Ministries board and educational entrepreneur, shares his heart on schools and the impact they have on communities. You don’t want to miss his message […]
Vouchers - ESA (Ed Savings Account) - Things Are Changing!
ESA stands for Education Savings Account, which is a type of school choice program that allows parents to use public funds allocated for their child's education to pay for a variety of educational expenses, including private school tuition, online learning programs, tutoring, textbooks, and other approved educational services. The concept behind ESA is to provide […]
Give Your Child a Classical Education at Home
More parents are taking their children out of the traditional school system to educate them at home. According to the National Home Education Research Institute, the homeschool population has increased by an estimated 2% to 8% per year over the past several years, and it grew drastically from 2019-2020 to 2020-2021. If you're a parent […]
What Is the Trivium Model?
Trying homeschooling for the first time can be intimidating. Consider adopting the Trivium model for your children's education to make the experience easier for you and more beneficial to your child. This classical curriculum can turn your child into a well-rounded learner. Learn more about using the Trivium model for homeschooling by reading below! Understanding […]
The homeschooling landscape today is vastly different from what it was when Burges was starting out. According to data from the US Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey, there was a dramatic rise after the start of the pandemic from an estimated 5.4% of school-aged children homeschooling in spring 2020 to 11.1% the following school year. The […]
How to Prepare Your Children for Homeschooling
Homeschooling is an exciting opportunity for both parents and children. However, it does come with a slight transition. Children who have never left home for school are bound to wonder why they aren't going to a traditional school with a classroom. Kids who previously attended traditional schools will have to get the hang of being […]