Hi parents! We appreciate you. You wipe noses and change dirty diapers, cook meals and pack lunches, clap at the PreK Christmas play and cheer at the high school football games. As our present, we've compiled all of our top resources for parents together in one place. Do you prefer listening to podcasts? Watching
What happens when we don’t stand up? Well, maybe we’re experiencing the consequences right now. In September, NWEF held an awareness luncheon titled, “Our Children & Country” where concerned citizens, school board members, and parents gathered to learn more about the mission, vision, and impact of Noah Webster Educational Foundation. Today’s episode gives a
The first government official to identify as nonbinary—Sam Brinton—is not only making recent headlines for luggage theft claims but also helping schools hide children’s gender identity or sexual orientation from “unaffirming” parents. Sam Brinton gained attention for being the first senior government official to identify as nonbinary—meaning though a biological male, Brinton does not identify
Join Melvin Adams, NWEF’s founder, as he lectures on leadership, legislature, and the responsibility of school board members. What is the role of government in education? And how do school board members, as a governmental body, make a healthy impact on their communities? It’s questions like these that Melvin Adams is passionate about finding
The COVID-19 pandemic caused the student mental health crisis to skyrocket. Depression, anxiety, gender dysmorphia, self-harm, and suicide have become themes for school-aged kids. It’s important that these children get the counsel and love they need. First and foremost in a child’s life is his or her parents, and parents have the ultimate responsibility
Do you ever feel alone in your desire to make change in our society? Well, ironically, you’re not alone in feeling alone; we all feel that way sometimes. And also, you’re not actually alone. Did you know that there are over 100,000 parents across America who are actively engaging with the school system? Our
New Jersey parents recently blasted a local board of education after word spread that there was a student-performed drag show on campus, which only select faculty were invited to attend. According to Libs of TikTok, who helped bring the issue to light, parents were outraged after learning that there was a secret student drag performance
You’ve decked the halls, it’s a winter wonderland outside, and Santa Clause is ready to come to town. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and yet ‘tis the season…to be stressed? Despite your best efforts to get into the spirit of the holidays, you just can’t shake the feeling of dread as
Are parental rights fundamental? Since the early 1900s, parental rights have been disputed in America’s courts. From circuit courts to the U.S. Supreme Court, your right to direct the education and care of your child has been molded and shaped by various cases and legislation all over America. Learn how the Parental Rights Foundation,
School choice advocates were thrilled after a Tennessee judicial panel recently dismissed legal claims against the state’s voucher program. After nearly a three-year battle, a three-judge panel ruled on Wednesday that a Tennessee voucher program could move forward without court interference. Now, families in Shelby and Davidson County schools can utilize state funding for private
