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Nov/Dec 2006
Feature Article
Gay-Straight Alliance Clubs: How Homosexual Student Organizations Harm our Schools
While claiming to be harmless clubs that offer support to struggling youth and fight harassment, Gay Straight Alliance Clubs promote a message of sex and homosexuality that puts public school students at risk while undermining parental moral and religious teachings. DOWNLOAD
The Education of North Carolina
NCFPC president Bill Brooks highlights some of the struggles facing education in North Carolina and tells what can be done to respond. more
Behind the Scene of Family Policy Perspectives
Being a non-profit video producer may sound glamorous, but as NCFPC director of communications Traci Griggs points out, it takes a lot of work to create a 12-part DVD series on family policy issues. more
Regaining Education's Purpose
What is classical education? Should our children be instructed in the liberal arts? These questions are answered as we consider the effects of education and its influence on the soul of our young. more
Charter School Alternative: Thinking Outside the Box
With parents increasingly concerned about the academic quality and moral suitability of traditional public schools, many are turning to that often shunned by government agencies—charter schools. more
Homeschooling in North Carolina
Since its formal legal recognition in 1985, homeschooling in North Carolina has grown from an alternative for special situations, pioneers, and missionaries, to a broad-based movement embracing all religions, cultures, and economic levels. more
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