By MistiZiemak at Citysearch November 10, 2008
My children and I are originally from a small town in northern Pennsylvania. Upon moving here, one of the first things we noticed was the absolute consideration the people of this area had for their fellow inhabitants. I had the pleasure of attending a field trip with my son's class in this school, and was pleasantly surprised at how cooperative the staff was with one another to facilitate the expected activity of the students. The students were, in turn, cooperative, very respectful, and delightful...something which is a rarety up north where we are from. I feel at home, and ultimately at ease, here in this beautiful area. I am impressed by the complete regard the students of this school have for one another, as well as for the school staff...and vice versa. It is refreshing to know there are still children being influenced by such decency. I am very thankful for this. ...read more
You’ve got your bachelor’s degree and everyone thinks you’d make a good lawyer. Maybe you are not sure what to do with your degree, so law school sounds like a good idea. Whether it is your passion or just a passing thought, getting into law school is a process that every student must pursue if he/she... ...read more
It takes about six months to start a faith-based school. If you include the help of leaders in the community, parents and the church, the process can be easy. The process is long but the end results are rewarding. This article will instruct you on how to start a faith-based school. ...read more
