EdChoice Chats

In this episode of EdChoice Chats, host Mike McShane talks with John Kristof and Robert Enlow about the challenges to Arizona's Universal ESA program and the charges of unallowable expenses. There's a lot going on and the team unpacks it all.

In this episode of Cool Schools with Mike McShane, Mike is joined by Alyssa Tormala, Head of School at Laurel Springs School. Alyssa shares the history, model, and unique features of their fully online K-12 program, including how they support diverse student needs, teacher roles, accreditation, and advice for parents considering online education.

In this episode of Sunday School Choice, Nathan Sanders talks with Dalena Wallace, co-founder of HERO (Heartland Education Reformation Organization), to talk about how one family's homeschooling journey grew into a movement helping churches, educators, and parents create new learning opportunities for children. Dalena shares why she believes churches are uniquely positioned to serve families through education, how microschools and learning communities can start with just a handful of families, and why keeping things simple often leads to the biggest impact.

On this episode of Cool Schools with Mike McShane we talk with John Bailey, a strategic advisor and investor with a rich background in AI, technology, and education. The discussion centers around the evolving role of AI in education, exploring both its potential benefits and challenges. John shares insights into how AI can be used to enhance educational experiences, streamline school operations, and support teachers and students. The conversation also touches on the importance of maintaining a balance between leveraging AI and preserving human judgment in educational settings.

In this episode of Sunday School Choice, host Nathan Sanders interviews Trevin Wax, VP for Research and Resource Development at the North American Mission Board and co-author of The Education Reformation. They discuss the importance of Christian education, the role of churches in starting schools, and practical steps for pastors and churches to engage in Christian education and the cultural significance of these efforts.