by Karolyn Davis | Oct 17, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
As a man who grew up in a house full of women, all sisters, and who now lives in a house full of women, all daughters, you can imagine that all my life I’ve lived around people who are all very in touch with their emotions. I still vividly remember the Category 5... 
by Karolyn Davis | Oct 10, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
Last week, Amber Guyger, a former Dallas police officer, was convicted of killing an innocent man in his own home when she mistakenly entered it, thinking it was hers. She received a sentence of five to 99 years, of which she will probably serve ten. The most... 
by Karolyn Davis | Oct 3, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
I once heard Christian author Andy Crouch speak at a conference. He made a very interesting observation. He was discussing idols, in both their ancient and modern forms. Crouch noted that an idol works in a very particular way, whether it’s the ancient god Molech, or... 
by Karolyn Davis | Sep 26, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
I flew to New York City for a conference last week. As I left DFW, I was reflecting on navigational vectors, and what a curious thing they are. I’m not certain of the navigational vectors coming out of DFW, but I read somewhere that if you were flying out of LA to New... 
by Karolyn Davis | Sep 19, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
Around 2013, colleges and universities across America began noticing that a very different kind of student was walking their campuses. Whereas for as long as there have been universities and colleges in the U.S., higher education has been a place where students have... 
by Karolyn Davis | Sep 12, 2019 | Jay's Blog, News |
I was reading a book lately that discussed a research project previously unknown to me called the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACE). The study asked participants, who were mostly from middle and upper middle class families, whether they had experienced any of...