Information Overload: Are You Drowning in the Deluge?
By Dr. Lisa Dunne Have you ever felt like you were quite literally swimming in data, drowning in an ever-rising tide of information? If...
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CVCU Homeschool Conference July 22
CVCU invites the homeschool community (and those considering alternative education) to our RFRSH 2023 Parenting and Education Conference...
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Speech and Debate Skills
By Griffith William Vertican, Esq. CVCU Board Member This fall, The Academy at CVCU will be launching our first speech and debate team!...
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Join Us July 22!
RFRSH Parenting and Education Conference Chula Vista Christian University Parents, are you ready to break free from public education but...
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Normalizing Nonsense: The Ban on Mother’s Day
It used to be that Father’s Day bore the brunt of negative mid-June emotion with deadbeat dad syndrome sweeping across Fatherless...
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Should Teachers Keep Secrets from Parents? What HR5 Really Tells Us about Government Schools
By Dr. Lisa Dunne If you’ve been able to swim past all the nonsense news of late, you probably noticed an eye-opening bill that recently...
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How GenZs and Alphas Learn: Understanding Differentiated Styles
By Dr. Lisa Dunne Have you ever planned out a lesson with great aplomb only to find it falling on the woeful personification of a...
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The Friendship Formula: Valentine’s Day Myths and Missteps
By Dr. Lisa Dunne It’s the Hallmark week of love, and, big surprise, the world system has this topic all twisted up. We see the fallout...
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The Other Balloon: Solving America's Burgeoning Student Loan Crisis
Everyone’s heard about the now-infamous 200-foot white balloon "drifting" surreptitiously into American airspace, wafting back and forth...
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Ahithophel's Assumptions: Tips for Managing Media and Safeguarding Identity
By Dr. Lisa Dunne Who are you? How did you become the person you are today? In a media-centric world, this foundational question of human...
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Life Lessons: Who Determines the Definition of Life?
By Dr. Lisa Dunne The internet is swirling with an angry vortex of posts devoted to the topic of the life and death of the next...
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Tips of the Trade: Practical Secrets of Success for the Parent-directed Model of Education
By Dr. Lisa Dunne The time you spend with your children over the next few weeks will play a powerful role in their overall development....
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Malachi's Mission: A Vision for the New Year
How does your family wind down the "old year" and welcome in the new one? Our family has some annual reflective practices that start on...
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Time: Forever Friend or Mortal Enemy?
In his 1936 essay “The Capitol of the World,” Ernest Hemingway tells the story of a teenager named Paco and his broken relationship with...
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Fear Factory: How Unfounded Worry Affects Your Brain, Beliefs, and Behavior
So many parents tell me that their number one reason for not homeschooling is fear. Hands down, they are simply afraid. For many of them,...
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Countercultural Education: Why We Chose to Homeschool
My biological family heritage includes a long line of educators: professors, principals, and public school teachers. In fact, I had never...
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THE STAR NEWS - New Chula Vista university plans to start small
MAY 16, 2020 | The Star News - Chula Vista & National City By Albert Fulcher Opening up this fall, Chula Vista Christian University is a...
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SDVoyager - Meet Dr. Lisa Dunne
MAY 18, 2020 | SDVoyager Today we’d like to introduce you to Dr. Lisa Dunne. Dr. Dunne, can you briefly walk us through your story – how...
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SAN DIEGO TRIBUNE - Private Christian university will open this fall in Chula Vista
School hopes to offer small classes and expand enrollment over next decade By GARY ROBBINS APRIL 14, 2020 | 11:35 AM CHULA VISTA — A...
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