Three Lessons I Can’t Unlearn from 2020
My encouragement to all educators as we begin another school year would be to not unlearn what you have learned during 2020 […]
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COVID-19 Lessons from a Mother’s Perspective
In March of 2020, every academic setting was challenged by COVID-19. Some educational models experienced deeper obstructions than others. In addition to […]
Where Is God in the Post-apocalyptic? Teaching Cormac McCarthy’s The Road in the Pandemic Age
You have to carry the fire. I don’t know how to.Yes, you do. Is the fire real? The fire?Yes it is.Where is […]
Refreshing Curriculum: An English Teacher’s New Media Journey
Chris Steenhof “How are you?” A year ago this question was simply a greeting, but given the events of the past year, […]
Francis Schaeffer’s Use of Questions Can be Helpful to Christian Educators Today
Great Teachers Ask Questions Great teachers ask questions. Like windows to a room, questions open minds to the wonders of God and […]
Connecting, Collaborating, and Cultivating a Relationship with Christ: The Journey and Resources of Two School Leaders
Jennie M. Carr and Tammy T. May Jennie and Tammy’s relationship is precious and has grown significantly over time. It’s hard to […]
Our Beginnings
Surrey Christian School (SCS) was founded in 1964 by a group of Dutch immigrant families who were part of the Christian Reformed […]
Remodeling Suggestions from the Builders: Ideas for Rethinking Christian Schools
by Bill Boerman-Cornell, Steven Harrison, and Neil Okuley When we taught in various Christian schools, there were moments when each of us […]
Covenant versus Mission
I grew up in San Jose, California as the first American-born child to parents whose families immigrated to the US from the […]
Re-Tooling for Anti-Racist Christian Education
As a carpenter’s son, I spent a lot of time on construction sites. Over time, I picked up a few skills and […]