We all want a great education for our children. Why can’t we agree on “HOW”? Come to our Greene County Tea Party meeting on this Tuesday, May 21, to hear Continue Reading →
Come to our Greene County Tea Party meeting on Tuesday, May 21, to hear about “Education and Freedom to Choose.” Our special speaker at 7:00pm will be Ezra Escudero, Deputy Continue Reading →
Everyone is invited to a special Greene County Tea Party public meeting “Capitalism (Free Enterprise) vs. Socialism” on Tuesday, January 22, 2019, at Cedarville University in the Recital Hall in the Continue Reading →
Everyone is invited to a special Greene County Tea Party public meeting “Capitalism (Free Enterprise) vs. Socialism” on Tuesday, January 22, 2019, at Cedarville University in the Recital Hall in the Continue Reading →
Joel Patrick Price, a young conservative commentator, will speak at the Greene County Tea Party Public Meeting on October 23rd. “Joelpatrick” as he prefers to be called, is a native Continue Reading →
When: Saturday, October 13, 2018 Location: Xenia Community Center Address: 1265 W. 2nd Street, Xenia OH Time: 8:45AM to 3:00PM We will be giving the first 5 students who register, Continue Reading →
Dr. Murdoch, Senior Professor of History at Cedarville University, will be speaking on the importance of the “Social Justice Movement” and its’ impact on the expansion of government into the culture Continue Reading →
The Greene County Career Center is continuing its mission to empower students through advanced technologies, integrated instruction, and community partnerships to succeed in career, college and life. The Greene Co Continue Reading →
Public Education Issues- Be Informed! The Federal and State direction to local school systems is continually changing. Join us on Tuesday, 23 May, as the GCTP hosts the Beavercreek School Continue Reading →
Why Education is Failing our Students and Why Common Core is Not the Answer Dr Kelly Kohls Tuesday, August 25, 2015, 6:30 PM @ Xenia Community Center Dr Kohls received her Continue Reading →