Why It All Matters part II

This is a follow-up post to It All Matters posted by Marmy Kodras that touched on an event where we had the great pleasure of bringing Viliami Tuivai to Phoenix for our 16th Annual Student Recognition.  This emotional uplifting video depicts the essence of what our Kids at Hope programs represents th

Pointing the Finger…When Does It End?

iStock_000005552249Medium Came across this article in the Washington Post by Alfie Kohn dated Sunday, July 18, 2010 entit

Future High School Students – What to they need to know?

Blueprint Education and Hope High School Online practice the “Go Giver” philosophy (great book to read by Bob Burg and John David Mann). During the month of May, I had the pleasure of visiting several 8th grade classrooms in the Phoenix, Arizona, area in order to share with them little pieces of information that they should know before they transition to high school.

NCAA NEW Requirements for 2010-2011

Did you know that the NCAA Eligibility Center has just published NEW requirements for the 2010-2011 school year regarding non-traditional courses?   Here is the news! 

From Cultivating Creativity to Bringing On a Learning Revolution

I have followed Sir Ken Robinson for a few years when he presented at TED in 2006 on the topic Schools Kill Creativity, it is worth watching the 19 minute presentation.  In 2009 he published a thought provoking book titled The ElementHow Finding Your Passion Changes Everything which made one of my top five books in 2009.  You can see this list here<

Never Giving Up Means Never Ever Give Up!

Jim Evans His name is Jim…Jim Evans

Water, Lemonade and Marshmallows - Delayed Gratification

Picture yourself extremely thirsty in front of an empty 12oz glass where you can pour from a pitcher only 6oz of silted water, now add a fresh lemon and the ability to drink or sell the liquid, what choice(s) do you make?  There are a number of answers:  you could satisfy your immediate need to quench your thirst by drinking cloudy water; wait until the particles in the water settled to the bottom and drink; or you could squeeze the lemon in the clear water, sell it to someone interested in lemonade allowing you to buy a gallon of water for you and your friends.  How does

Kudos Are In Order!

Thank you Paula for your wonderful words of support!  There’s nothing better than standing behind an organization with a group of people that truly enjoy seeing students succeed!

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Dear Ms. Blackstone,
I am really impressed with everyone in your organization.  Your commitment to students and families is very evident.

It All Matters!

"…not one thing in particular, but everything in general...it all matters!" – Viliami Tuivai
 
vili3 This was just a smidgeon of Vili’s response to what corporations have asked him

Helping Young and Expectant Moms Graduate from High School

Last month, Blueprint Education found the “Sharing the Prize Seed” Grant via a Twitter post caught by one of our employees.  So we decided to team up with YoungLives (www.younglife.org/YoungLives/) to focus on helping young and expectant moms graduate from high school.  

THE CONCEPT:

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