Class Dismissed: First Full Length Documentary About Homeschooling

3StoryFilms is working on a documentary about homeschooling, focusing on the wide cross-section of families utilizing the homeschool model, answering frequently asked questions, and challenging the prevailing myths that surround discussions about homeschooling.  Keep tabs on them here:

http://www.3storyfilms.com/

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Posted under Current Events, Education, Homeschooling

This post was written by Global Village School on October 28, 2010

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Education as Activism: Global Village School Educates for a Better World, One Person at a Time

Imagine how the world would be different if children received the type of education that nurtured their individual gifts and empowered them to be capable, confident, and wise stewards of the planet. Imagine the kind of adults these youth would become if they were provided with learning experiences that value peace, compassion, justice, sustainability, appreciation of diversity, and the living of an authentic and meaningful life.  Imagine what kinds of decisions they would make as voters, consumers, and parents if they knew the truth about the impact of their governments’ policies and actions around the world, if they understood the real costs (human and environmental) of the “cheap” items they buy, if they knew where to go to get news that isn’t filtered by the corporate media. Imagine the kind of world they could create if, from a very early age, they were exposed to historical and modern day examples of people who are changing the world through nonviolent means.   Read More…

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Posted under Activism, Education, Homeschooling

This post was written by Sally Carless on August 29, 2009

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Global Village School Homeschool Student Describes Her Experience at the Inauguration

A beautifully written and inspiring essay by Global Village homeschool 9th grader Maryanna Newton:

When I found out I was going to get to go to the 2009 presidential inauguration, I freaked, and I couldn’t wait! Then I found out that two of my very best friends were going to go with me and it made it even better. I couldn’t believe I was going to get to see Obama get sworn into office! Everyone knew it was going to be one of the biggest moments in America’s history. Read More…

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Posted under Politics, Students and Alumni

This post was written by Sally Carless on June 23, 2009

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