Quality Education

In our hyper-connected, digital age, Earth really has become a "small, small world." But despite all our gadgets and "always on" connectivity, the world can still be a cold and lonely place.In two separate, tragic incidents in Indianapolis, high-school youth committed suicide.… Read More

It's the most important part of education: reading.Last week, resource-room teachers from The Lutheran Schools were trained in the Orton Gillingham system. Not a curriculum per se, the Orton Gillingham instructional program provides the needed resources for students of all… Read More

Although Chuck Weisenbach and I may not see eye-to-eye on all matters theological, I have to say I concur wholeheartedly with the points he made in his letter published in the Indianapolis Star on June 27. Weisenbach is the principal at Roncalli High School, a very well-regarded… Read More

Achievement. OK, it's supposed to be I before E except after C. So ...Achievement. A-C-H-I-E-V-E-M-E-N-T. Achievement. Whew. I got that right, and I'm still in the competition.But like most of us who've found spellcheck to be a true blessing, I'm no competition for Lutheran… Read More

Fifth-grade students at Concordia Lutheran Elementary School in Fort Wayne are doing their part in Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne's signature 50th anniversary project, Sculpture with Purpose. The Concordia Lutheran School fifth-graders have decorated a bicycle… Read More

"The most important phrase in the world is a mere two words: for you. That there is a God means little; that he is for you means everything. That Jesus was crucified is a tragedy; that he was crucified for you is the best news imaginable. The phrase 'for you' assumes the… Read More