A Brief History of the Middle East & U.S. Relations
Chapter I: Purpose & Overview Overview Each chapter moves the narrative along chronologically. There is some overlap in the years that are addressed in some chapters. The narrative focuses [...]
August 2026
March 2026
Study & Discussion Guide for Using Remember the Main in Courses & Retreats
Study & Discussion Guide for Using Remember the Main in Courses and Religious Retreats Directions This guide prompts both analysis and personal reflection. The goal is to help readers understand [...]
February 2026
Achievement Gaps as Collateral Damage
Americans never looked at education the same way after 1964, when sociologist James Coleman led a Congressionally commissioned study, The Equity of Educational Opportunity, which aimed to explain achievement gaps [...]
December 2025
The Slippery Neo-Liberal Surface of Bridge International Academies
In the 19th century, children were exploited in coal mines and factories as cheap labor. Now they are exploited as pawns a phony-baloney school system that targets vulnerable families in [...]
We Don’t Need No Stinking Degrees
The great historian and educator Jaques Barzun said, “Teaching is not a lost art, but regard for it is a lost tradition.” These days, it is difficult to believe that [...]