by Christian Neral | Apr 2, 2025 | Leaders in Education
As technology and innovation continues to surge forward, we are left with the age-old question in education: what is the right balance between “old school” and “new age?” To what extent do we prepare students to be successful with all of the future tools at our...
by Christian Neral | Aug 8, 2024 | Christian Education, For our Parents, Leaders in Education, Mathematics at School
Talking and reading to your kids, especially while they’re young, should help them develop in a variety of ways. The value of this practice has been well-known for decades. It helps develop vocabulary and early language skills, and most importantly, it is a tender and...
by Christian Neral | Aug 11, 2022 | Leaders in Education, Teaching Pedagogy
“What is your stance on standardized testing?” This is one of the consistent questions we receive from prospective RUCA families, and it’s one of the more interesting ones we field. Some parents ask because they want their child to avoid standardized testing. Others...
by Robbie Martin, Principal | Aug 2, 2022 | Caring for Community, For our Parents, Leaders in Education
Do you ever stop and wonder what your priorities are? Is it your job, your bank account, your reputation, your family, your spouse, your toys or something else? Having priorities is important and they can be very motivating. As a believer, do you ever think about...
by Robbie Martin, Principal | Jul 18, 2022 | Christian Education, Leaders in Education, Principal's Desk, School Culture
I recently heard a sermon by Dr. Tony Evans who wanted us as Christians to realize we are no longer the “Home” team here in America. Many of our country’s institutions are no longer governed by Godly principles. Our politics, our education system and our media...
by Christian Neral | Aug 5, 2021 | Christian Education, For our Parents, Leaders in Education, School Culture, Teaching Pedagogy
Over the past year, I taught Computer Science to students in St. John’s Wood, a lovely section of central London in the United Kingdom. COVID or not, it had always been a dream to teach abroad and see how other countries educate students. No country’s system is...
