Journey Education, the revolutionary new school where the best aspects of home school and private education meet, is now enrolling for the 2011-2012 school year. Journey is a small community that functions as a team, including students, teachers and parents. Journey strongly encourages family involvement, supporting the role of families by offering a four-day school week.

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By Lu Ann Brobst Staheli
The countdown is on to the end of the school year, and for most students summer vaca-
tion is not that far away. A short break from the regular routine is welcomed for a few days, but then the boredom sets in.

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BY ELDER HENRY B. EYRING
Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

Excerpted from a talk given on the 75th anniversary of the Institute of Religion program at a Church Educational System fireside in Moscow, Idaho, on 6 May 2001.

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by Annette Lyon

I found my son staying up well past his bedtime, a book hidden under his covers. With a stern voice, I reminded him that it was a school night.

“Can I finish this chapter? Pleeeeease?” he begged.

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I turned a page in my life today. As I write this, it’s the first day of school. I sent three kids off to school this morning, leaving me with only two little ones at home for six hours. This year, I don’t have a kindergartener, tying me to three daily bus schedules. Nor do I have a newborn, tying me to nap schedules and nursing times in between three bus schedules.

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