Boys today are falling behind in school, struggling to find purpose, and getting mixed messages about what it means to be a man. Drawing on Jordan Peterson, Katharine Birbalsingh, and Scripture, here is how fathers, mothers, and teachers can raise boys who grow into courageous, gallant, self-giving men.
A new Northwestern University study measured toddlers' brain activity during everyday moments with their parents. Reading a book or playing together put their brains into a more attentive, social "learning mode" than watching a movie side by side did. Here is what the study found, and what it means for your home.
Every year, Grade 6 Christian parents face an important crossroads: should our child pursue a science high school, or continue in a community that reinforces biblical values and character? There is no single formula—only prayerful discernment. Here are five honest, faith-anchored questions to help your family evaluate where your child will build the deepest resilience and faith for the road ahead.
Somewhere in Grade 6, almost every parent starts asking the same question: Is my child ready for high school? Readiness isn't about age or report cards alone. Here are seven signs to look for, three things worth a closer look, and simple ways to help your child grow this year.
One of Eastbridge's most important goals is to help parents see that their children's education is not the school's responsibility alone. After twenty years in education, we are convinced that this partnership is essential to a successful learning experience, especially in the preschool years. After all, what is education if not preparation for life? A person trained only for work in adulthood has prepared for just half of what life is about.
In early October 2026, high school students across France walked out of their classrooms to protest overcrowded schools, teacher shortages, and crumbling buildings. Within days, some of those protests had turned violent: garbage bins set on fire, bus shelters smashed, clashes with police. Thousands were arrested, most of them teenagers.
