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Right in Texas

Tim LambertOpinions on Things Texas and Conservative (Including Home Education)

Tim Lambert, president of the Texas Home School Coalition (the state support organization since 1986), has been involved in home school leadership in Texas since 1984. Tim began writing his blog, Right in Texas, in 2008.

For three years Tim was president of the local support group that he and his wife Lyndsay helped start in 1984. During that time, Tim was asked to serve on the advisory board of the Texas Home School Coalition. In 1990 he was asked to take over the reins of THSC, and in 1995 he began to work full-time for the organization.
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Why Should I Vote in the Primary?

January 24, 2012 By 1 Comment

This spring voters in Texas will go to the polls to nominate candidates to represent political parties in the general election in November. Many citizens fail to understand the significance of these primary elections. It is not uncommon to hear complaints by people who do not like the choices they have in the general election. Usually, these same people did not participate in the primaries to help choose parties’ nominees. It is the dedicated and committed few voting in a primary who set the choices for the majority in the November elections.

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Race for Texas U.S. Senate Seat Begins!

January 12, 2012 By

It is January of 2012, an election year. Voters in Texas will choose men and women to represent them in Congress, the US Senate, and the Texas legislature, and we will live with the consequences, good or ill, for the next two or more years. It is critical to our freedom in Texas and in the United States of America that people educate themselves on the candidates running for office and vote for those who represent their beliefs and values. [Read More...]

Home Schooling Changing the Culture

December 13, 2011 By

The modern home school movement began in the 1980s as evangelical Christians began to react to the culture and the public schools, which promoted the culture through politically correct curriculum and teachers and students who reinforced what many of these parents saw as direct attacks on the biblical and traditional values they were trying to instill in their children. Many of us were simply trying to protect our children and trying to follow what we believe is our biblical responsibility to raise our children in the “nurture and admonition of the Lord.”

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