By MomofMany at Citysearch January 03, 2012
K-12 has a virtual charter school in Texas that we were enrolling our son in. After signing and returning the required paperwork, we were told that our son could not be enrolled because we refused to identify with any 1 race. I kindly explaind to him that as a matter of spiritual and political practice, we do not identify with a single race as ours is a muticultual family. The rep Christian then said that our son could not be enrolled if we did not. I asked to speak with his supervisor. I was put on hold. No supervisor ever came. When Christian returned to the phone he informed us that his supervisor Olaide, also stated that our son could not be admitted without this . I asked for the person that his supervisor reported to I was given the name Sharon. No contact number or extention for her was given when asked. I then asked for a physical address to write a letter of formal complaint. Christian then replied that all complaints must be by fax. ...read more
By kdbeyer at Citysearch October 04, 2010
Both my son and my daughter attend this school (Early Childhood Program and Elementary School) and I have really enjoyed the teachers, the students and the other parents. The curriculum is about a year or two ahead of those in public school and I am impressed with what the children are able to learn! ...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