School Vision

An epic stand-alone adventure in Erin Hunter’s #1 nationally bestselling Warriors series! In this super edition, set during the events of A Vision of Shadows, one of ShadowClan’s most loyal warriors must go on a perilous quest—one that will take him and the ThunderClan warrior Dovewing to...

A Manhattan photographer finds inspiration and new possibilities in a Gothic Rhode Island beach house in this uplifting fall-set read from New York Times bestselling author Shelley Noble. Dani Campbell is the latest darling of the Manhattan art scene. As a self-taught photographer, Dani is...

The renowned legal experts behind Say the Right Thing return with this clarion call for reimagining the work of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in a divided nation. Equality in America is under siege. Corporations and universities are abandoning the DEI programs they previously championed...

This manual is the result of valuable notes used in our prophetic schools, specifically designed to develop a solid biblical foundation for those who have the gift of prophecy and those who are called to be the voice of God on earth. Its pages contain shared elements that will provide revelation, activation, and, above all, an enriching experience to effectively serve in the prophetic realm. Within these pages, you will discover the true concept of the prophetic ministry, delving deep into the essence of anointing and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. You will learn how to avoid common ...

This small book, 40+ pages, is the first title in the “Brief Montessori Introductions” created for busy parents and other educators. Being aware of the meaning of the concepts “Cosmic Education” and “Cosmic Task” is essential in understanding authentic Montessori practice, at home and in school. It is sometimes overlooked, and begins at birth. Susan Mayclin Stephenson tackles a large subject, cosmic education, which Montessori defined as a “unifying global and universal view of the past, present and future.” Stephenson takes the reader from birth to the end of the elementary...

On a Friday morning in September 1994, sixty-two children walked onto a Zimbabwean playground and into the most haunting unsolved mystery of the modern age. Thirty years later, no one has been able to explain what they saw. This is that story, told in full for the first time. The Morning That Refused to End It was recess at the Ariel School in Ruwa, twenty kilometers from Harare. The teachers were inside at a staff meeting. For fifteen minutes, the playground belonged entirely to the young. Then a girl looked toward the trees and stopped. A silver object had settled into the long grass ...

In the years after A Nation at Risk, conservatives' ideas to reform America's lagging education system gained much traction. Key items like school choice and rigorous academic standards drew bipartisan support and were put into practice across the country. Today, these gains are in retreat, ceding ground to progressive nostrums that do little to boost the skills and knowledge of young people. Far from being discouraged, however, conservatives should seize the moment to refresh their vision of quality K-12 education for today's America. 

Homecoming week at Willow Brook High is supposed to be simple: football, school spirit, sparkly dresses, and plenty of nachos. But when the beloved bull mascot vanishes on the night of the first game, sixteen-year-old Lila Jameson finds herself in the middle of a new mystery… one that’s about to shake the entire town. Lila doesn’t see the world like everyone else. Retinitis pigmentosa has narrowed her field of vision, and Charles Bonnet Syndrome sometimes fills the edges with shadowy, impossible shapes. But that doesn’t stop her. It only sharpens the instincts that make her the ...

The first year at Chattlesbury University is coming to an end. Five students have become friends, and their lives are progressing both academically and personally. Forced to mature too soon, can Will's life ever be the same again? Crippled by personal loss, can Evelyn overcome her grief? Secrets and revelations threaten to destroy the world that Sophie knows. Can Juliette's growing love for one man overcome opposition from those around them? Ann is striving for the one thing that will fulfill her personally.

Some books resist categories the way wind resists capture. They are not simply memoir, nor merely prophecy, nor entirely allegory. They move like rivers through many lands—part remembrance, part revelation, part whispered prayer. Poetry drips from their edges; lament rises like incense; and the presence of the Lord hovers between the lines. These pages are not constructed—they are birthed. They spill from a soul caught between earth and heaven, where vision and memory intertwine, where what is felt, seen, and spoken blur into one seamless offering. Such writing is not confined to genre....

Do you harbor secret fears of going back to school? You put on a face of excitement to see your friends, but deep down, school comes with anxiety and drama that you didn't have to deal with during Summer Break. You are not alone. Since the Pandemic most students struggle mentally with this secret and many have turned to substance abuse (weed & vaping) to keep their emotions chill. That along with tossed salad hormones, students are struggling.

Samantha Bell is an ambitious high school student with a bright future until one fateful night at the local fair. She decides to go through the controversial Future Vision exhibit. This attraction allows viewers to see up to twenty seconds of their personal future. Because of the possible risks, viewers must ingest a dissolvable pill immediately afterward, causing them to forget what they had just witnessed. Samantha tries to take the future into her own hands, though, when she smuggles a pen inside the attraction. Although she was forced to forget what she had seen, she leaves the ...

In 1971, Cynthia Solomon and Seymour Papert published Twenty Things to Do with a Computer, a revolutionary document that would set the course of education for the next fifty years and beyond. This book, Twenty Things to Do with a Computer Forward 50, is a celebration of the vision set forth by Papert and Solomon a half-century ago. Four dozen experts from around the world invite us to consider the original provocations, reflect on their implementation, and chart a course for the future through personal recollections, learning stories, and imaginative scenarios. Twenty Things to Do with a ...

The Bible says that God has “assigned to you an area of influence” (2 Corinthians 10:13). The question is what will you do with it? In his newest book VIP, O.S. Hawkins takes readers through what it takes to create a life of Influence--vision, integrity, and purpose. Through inspirational...

Struggling to find resources for your school? Learn how grants can help you give your students what they need to thrive. Experienced charter school leader and grant writer Peggy Downs has developed a system for creating a funding plan that integrates fundraising, donations, and business support with grant writing. Grant Writing for Impact walks you through the process of clarifying your vision, establishing your grants program, and developing your funding plan. Let her show you exactly how to develop sustainable funding for your school.

The passing of Peter’s mom has started a domino effect, making things go from bad to worse in a matter of months. Peter and his father have a strained relationship that has become worse as his mother's illness progressed. In the midst of all this chaos, Peter meets Trinity King, a girl he wants to trust, but doesn't know if he should. A turn of events cause Peter to be on the streets. No shelter, no money, and no food. Every move Peter makes can either have a positive or negative impact on his life, he doesn't know who he should or shouldn't trust. Peter Jones is losing his once stable ...

Following on from the success of Limelight, this new collection of poetry illuminates the social interests of Solli's generation in a thought-provoking style, including a mix of traditional poems and brand-new performance poems. It covers topics from connection to bullying and pinpoints climate...

When prophecy predicts murder, can foreknowledge change fate? Samuel Hartwell has been the beloved village baker for thirty years, known for his excellent bread and quiet demeanor. But when prophetic dreams begin haunting his sleep—dreams that come true with terrifying accuracy—the fifty-year-old baker fears he's losing his mind. First, he dreams of stolen chickens. The next day, they vanish exactly as he foresaw. Then consecrated candlesticks disappear from the church, precisely as his visions warned. Now Samuel's dreams have turned dark: someone will fall from the church tower during ...