Family values guide Flatyards no TV policy
The Flatyards limit TV to Hawkeye games and PBS, adopted eight years ago to boost family time and curb harmful content. They watch together, discuss what they see, and explain why material is inappropriate to teach children moral principles.
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Sandy
Like Their Parents The Flatyards teach values at home
Steve and Sandy Flatyard raise their children with guidance from church school and community but emphasize parental responsibility. They homeschool religious education using church textbooks and pursue goal setting and personal improvement, while recognizing imperfections and seeking lasting values for future generations.
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Ely
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
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Shoulder to Shoulder Parenting Shapes Kids’ Work Ethic
Sandy and Steve Flatgard raise four children by working side by side at home and on the job. They sold a Servpro franchise to spend more time with family and now train others while modeling hands on effort. The children perform chores from dishes to caring for llamas on their 52 acre farm near Barnum Minnesota.
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