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How much is too much in terms of annual tuition for a Christian education -- $5,000, $10,000, or more? Study's show what parents can realistically expect to pay in tuition and why many private schools could be worth the money.

The number of students leaving public schools to join Christian primary schools is growing. This shift is an opportunity to teach students Christian assumptions about life, truth, and humanity.

The classical Christian education movement is spawning schools across the country at an amazing rate. Can we apply this educational model in our homes? No one knows better than Susan Wise Bauer, home-school graduate, college professor, and author.

Call it a post-graduation civics lesson. When Erica Corder of Monument, Colo., altered her pre-approved valedictorian speech in 2006 to evangelize for Jesus, her school principal was not at all pleased. In fact, she ordered Corder to write a...

As schools in 45 states and four U.S. territories implement the standards this fall, some Christians see the heavy hand of government in the state-led goal posts for K-12 students in English and mathematics.

A university student in Tehran was sentenced to one year of deprivation of education for believing in Christianity.

They come for the Kool-Aid and the coloring, the crafts and the contests -- summer after summer after summer. Indeed, aside from the Christmas pageant, vacation Bible school may be one of the most enduringly popular children's programs churches...

How can you make homeschooling work in your advantage in meeting your obligations? Here are some tips!

Christian education is much more than education with longer skirts and shorter hair. Here's a Christian vision for learning.

A Christian leader who was severely injured in an attack on a church by Muslim terrorists in Islamabad last year said one solution to the problem of political extremism in Pakistan is quality education of local people.

The "classical Christian" education trend spurred by the essay of a twentieth century British mystery writer and Christian apologist, Dorothy Sayers, called "The Lost Tools of Learning" looks back to medieval practices for a classical adaptation...

Those of us who grew up in the evangelical subculture sometimes forget how odd we look to those outside it. Christine Rosen's new book "My Fundamentalist Education," can give us an often important outside perspective.

In his State of the Union address this week, President Obama called for more spending on education. While many of us instinctively agree that such an “investment” is good, have we ever stopped to ask a basic question: Education for what purpose?

British schools will not be required to teach atheist worldviews on par with Christianity, according to an order from the Department of Education.

Gordon College, a Christian institution, recently announced that it will be cutting its tuition price by 33 percent in an effort to make private Christian education more accessible.  

Learning should be exciting for elementary aged kids, but few students are enthusiastic about school.