Whatever happened to “My Body My Choice”? You can’t have it both ways!
“My Body My Choice” – Now Do As I Say and Get the Vax!
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James Laberee: Gifted Homeschooler Overcame Seizure Disorder
As a baby, he was stricken with 100 seizures a day, and not expected to reach his first birthday. Now he’s a teen with a gift for learning languages.
Rosetta Institute Science Camps for High School Students
Rosetta Institute workshops are offered year-round, with residential, commuter, and online options available.
Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness
World Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Day is September 21, 2020.
The Spanish Flu vs. Coronavirus
The Spanish Flu changed everyone’s way of life in 1918, just like the coronavirus is doing now.
Homeschooling with Coronavirus (plus an Infographic!)
An infographic that highlights the necessary information we should all know about the Coronavirus.
Homeschooling Chronically Ill Students
Home learning options, advice, and tips for homeschooling chronically ill students.
Alyssa Holguin: Bringing Awareness to Rett Syndrome
Alyssa Holguin, 16, is fighting a rare disease while inspiring others to never give up.
Retinoblastoma: How We Can Save Lives
Most pediatricians know little to nothing about retinoblastoma, a rare cancer of the retinas.
Technology is the Best Defense We Have Against Ebola
Governments around the world are trying to find ways to combat the spread of Ebola. Modern tech has proven to be the most effective.
Smoke
by Madeleine Richey Cigarettes are small. They fit perfectly into your hand, right between your fingers, and often you can find groups of smokers lingering together outside the doors of public buildings, around the little ashtrays that seem to become more and more scarce nowadays, engaging in conversation while savoring the smoke. It seems harmless, […]