Home schooling a family path through decades of learning
Barb Davis teaches her children at home in Ellwood City, balancing studies from 7:45 a.m. with Bible work, art, and science. Her older children pursued college, including Brandon at Thomas Jefferson University and Shelli at Geneva College, while younger daughter Raeleen dreams of pediatrics and Larissa to be an orthodontist. The program involves community classes, museum trips, and social activities, with a firm rule that late arrivals start from current point and make up time, reflecting commitment, adaptability, and ongoing social integration.
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Barb Davis
Barb
Brandon
Thomas Jefferson University
Philadelphia
Shelli
Geneva College
Melissa
University of Pittsburgh
Raeleen
Larissa
Chicago
California
Stan
Los Angeles
Thousand Oaks
Calif
North Carolina
Davis
Ellwood City
Lincoln High School
Melinda
Lincoln High
Studio P
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church
Gilda DiBuono
Ellwood City Art Club
Park Gate Baptist Church
Calvin Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Washington
D.C
Williamsburg
Carnegie Science Center
Museum of Natural History
Pittsburgh
Jean Barsotti
Robert Barensfeld
Virginia Hamilton to speak at Westminster College
Children's author Virginia Hamilton will speak at Westminster College in Wallace Memorial Chapel at 6 30 p m tomorrow. The event is free and open to the public. Hamilton released her 20th novel Bluish last October, a tale of a 10 year old girl facing fear and a classmate with leukemia.
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Virginia Hamilton
Westminster College
Wallace Memorial Chapel
Hamilton
Anti-poverty speakers schedule at Westminster College
Xoliswa Tom, project coordinator for the Eastern Cape Anti-Poverty Foundation, and the Rev Ken Jones, coordinator of the Cleveland South African Connection, will speak at 4 15 p m tomorrow in Walton Mayne Union Lounge Westminster College. The program is free and open to the public.
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Xoliswa Tom
Eastern Cape Anti-Poverty Foundation
Ken Jones
Cleveland
Walton-Mayne Union
Westminster College
Westminster College Dance Theatre Show Promises Diverse Styles
Westminster College presents its annual dance theatre program at 8 p m tomorrow and Friday and 2 p m Saturday featuring Westminster students Diana Mastrodidi Michele Pasqualino and Jan Lynn Vople from Neshannock Township Chasidee Chambers from Edinburgh and Kristianne Kalata from Wampum with guest performers from Neshannock and New Castle high schools. Tickets are available at the door and the event is open to the public.
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Westminster College Dance Theatre
Westminster
Diana Mastrodidi
Michele Pasqualino
Jan-Lynn Vople
Neshannock Township
Chasidee Chambers
Edinburg
Kristianne Kalata
Wampum
Neshannock
New Castle
Public service talk by Margaret Crotty at Westminster College
Margaret Crotty will discuss Public Service in the International Context at 3 30 p m Friday in Room 131 Patterson Hall Westminster College. Crotty survived a major boating disaster in Indonesia and, at 27, serves as assistant principal at a Harlem school while pursuing an MBA. The talk is free.
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Margaret Crotty
Patterson Hall
Westminster College
Crotty
Indonesia
Harlem
Lawrence County Cares Starts In Wilmington Area School District
Gare and concern Lawrence County Cares, part of Communities That Care, begins in the Wilmington area with an after school program run by high school and community volunteers. Activities include arts, sports, tutoring, and family school community links to support youth through adolescence. Similar plans target New Castle Area School District.
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Lawrence County Cares
Communities That Care
Wilmington Area
New Castle Area
Dave Miller
NEWS
Jill Smith
Kim Mills
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