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By Shari McMinn
Homeschooling children with unique life difficulties can be a daunting task. These special students are more than just struggling learners — they are unique learners — and it takes unique parents to follow-through with long-term discipleship, education, and unconditional love.
Read MoreBy guest author Kim Sorgius
I picture her the same way you might: a homeschooling momma driving a 15-passenger van, wearing handmade clothes and grinding her own wheat to bake bread. Her husband arrives home from a long day at work and leads the family in Bible reading and prayer time as they finish up a home-cooked meal. Together, the family cleans the kitchen as they sing praise songs. Once the baby’s cloth diaper has been changed, momma plans school for the next day before she settles in with a good Bible study.
Read MoreBy Carolyn Martin (CHEC Director of Government Relations)
Three hundred and two days. That is how long it has been since the governor of Colorado first declared an emergency. For 9 months and 27 days we have lived under orders that arguably violate the separation of powers. The legislature met in a special session in early December to distribute tax dollars to a minority of those impacted by the governor’s unconstitutional orders. The question remains if those efforts were too little, too late to help. The number of small businesses forced to close through no fault of their own will not be fully known for years as they fight to hold on to their livelihoods.
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