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Missionary to the Savages

Who:  Kara Bertke, 6th grade teacher When:  Wednesday, September 29, [...]

By Kara Bertke|2010-10-04T10:36:44+00:00October 4, 2010|Categories: elementary education, manners, school life|Tags: 6th grade manners, etiquette meal, manners, missionary, nacogdoches, private, savages, schools, texas|

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Good Men Speaking Well

OMG, IM totes rite 4 ths j0b!!1!! How would you [...]

By David Bryant|2010-08-05T14:57:39+00:00August 5, 2010|Categories: classical education, rhetoric, technology|Tags: communication, culture, education, nacogdoches schools, schools, textese, texting|

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What is “Education” Anyway?

Here is Noah Webster's definition from his landmark 1828 dictionary: [...]

By David Bryant|2010-07-11T01:31:32+00:00July 11, 2010|Categories: christian education, manners, quotable|Tags: christian education, education, manners, nacogdoches, noah webster, private schools, schools, texas|

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Grounded in the Good Things

“Our greatest inheritance, the very foundation of our civilization, is [...]

By David Bryant|2010-04-16T01:48:01+00:00April 16, 2010|Categories: classical education, trivium|Tags: classical, classical schools, grammar, logic, rhetoric, schools|

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Private Soccer

We are a soccer family.  My boys have been playing [...]

By Kara Bertke|2010-04-15T13:19:28+00:00April 15, 2010|Categories: athletics sports, christian education|Tags: private, schools, soccer|

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Life as a teacher at Regents Academy in Nacogdoches Texas, Thanks Teddy!

Theodore Roosevelt said, It is not the critic that counts; [...]

By Kara Bertke|2010-03-08T10:48:37+00:00March 8, 2010|Categories: elementary education, teaching|Tags: elementary education, nacogdoches, school, schools, teachers, teaching, texas, TX|

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