Parents in Kansas could be able to remove their children from lessons on LGBT topics after lawmakers passed a bill on Thursday. If enacted, House Bill 2236 will allow parents to choose an alternate activity for their K–12 children if they decide lessons don’t align with their “sincerely held beliefs, values, or principles.” The majority…
Kansas Parents Could Opt Kids Out of LGBT Lessons After Bill Passes
April 7, 2023
admin
critical race theoryEducation & Family NewsKansasKidsLessonsLGBTparental rightsRegional & State NewsSocial IssuesState NewsUSUS News
0 Comment
By God’s Grace
December 21, 2022
admin
causeChristmasclassicEntertainmentEpoch CinemaEpochTVFamilyFamily FriendlyFilmFilm & TVgivinggodGraceimportanceLessonsSubscribers Onlytradition
0 Comment
In the tradition of a classic “A Christmas Carol,” this film offers many lessons on the importance of giving and the cause and effect our choices have on others. …
Lessons From a Refrigerator
I usually wear glasses only when reading or typing, but on this particular day, I’d forgotten to leave them at the desk, opened the refrigerator for some lunch fixings, and was appalled. I was already aware of the bigger blotches and stains, and kept telling myself the fridge needed cleaning. But the specs brought to…
6 Questions to Ask Yourself While Minimizing
The minimizing of possessions acquired over a lifetime is a consuming, multi-tiered process with layers that must be peeled back and muddled through one at a time. If you are anything like my family and me, you may find it best to tackle the easiest layers first. Just the thoughts of turning loose of sentimental…
Manufacturing Mindfulness: 7 Lessons From the Pandemic
As 2021 draws to a close, manufacturers are reflecting on how far they’ve come during the last year and a half. After halting production, reducing operations, or shifting to different products at the start of the pandemic, companies are now looking to climb out of the decline—and in some cases, are working harder than ever…
The Lessons I Learned As a Teen Entrepreneur
Article by Milan Kordestani The business world is full of gatekeepers. Your ability to acquire funding, find business partners, network and even retain clients can hinge on signifiers outside your control. Historically, white males over the age of 35 have controlled the levers of entrepreneurship in the United States. Fortunately, the onset of the internet and…
How Do We Trust Each Other Again?
June 16, 2021
admin
Archivedbuilding trustdivisionfghanistanGreen BeretsLessonsMind & BodyMindsetnationalNewsRadiant LifeSocialTalibantribestrust
0 Comment
How do we learn to trust each other again? That question has been on my mind a lot lately and it’s probably been on yours, too. There’s been so much damage to the fabric of our society over the past year that it’s hard to imagine how we’re going to bring it back together. It’s…
Homeschooling, a Generation Later
Upon writing this, I’m watching my 6-year-old granddaughter tranquilly learn to needlepoint a bookmark. It’s her Mumsee and Pops’s day of play and learning. She’s backlit by the sun, wearing lavender overalls with her long wavy gold hair in a ponytail. This lovely picture brings me back to one of my favorite memories: watching my…
US News
RSS Error: A feed could not be found at `https://www.theepochtimes.com/c-us/feed`; the status code is `200` and content-type is `text/html; charset=utf-8`