The holiday season and colder weather are here, and both pose the challenge of engaging antsy children while avoiding endless screen time. This time of year is the perfect opportunity to spark creativity, build resilience, and encourage outdoor play...
Orton-Gillingham (OG) methodology is a time-tested, research-based approach to reading instruction. Originally created for students with dyslexia, the OG method has proved to be universally excellent for teaching reading.
Michael Walls is the father of a Dominion senior who recently qualified as a National Merit Semifinalist. His son, Matthew, was also one of approximately 4% of applicants accepted by Yale University to enroll in a summer program in astrophysics....
“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.” Ecclesiastes 3:1
Science Fair - two words that bring dread to the minds of many parents. Apprehension turns to procrastination until the looming deadline triggers a frantic search for some novel idea that will not humiliate your child as he opens his trifold board...
Krista Wichterman graduated from Dominion in 2020. She currently attends Baylor University, where she is studying English, sociology, and communications. Here, she shares a few reflections about Inspiro Week, which began during her time at Dominion.
I recently sat down with alumnus Jack Houston, who graduated from Dominion in 2023. He is now attending Grove City College, and he answered a few questions for me after completing his first semester of freshman year.
When I was asked to deliver a charge to the student body, two things came to my mind: a book I read this summer and a documentary I saw a few years back. In my view, these two things come together in a way that I think is worth your consideration.
We need not go far for bad news about how the online world impacts our children. From the 2020 filmThe Social Dilemma to recent news stories likeBritish Ruling Pins Blame on Social Media for Teenager's Suicide (NYT), the negative consequences of the...
Over a year ago, Mrs. Bewley (2nd-grade teacher at South Campus) and her husband decided to ditch their smartphones. Read on to learn more about their thoughts at the time they did so, and then see what they have to say after more than a year...