Behind the Smile: Continuing to be Positive even when the Job is Tough

Brooke Kaldor April 13, 2018 1423

This is part of a series of posts from nominees for our LifeChanger of the Year educator recognition program. We meet scores of fascinating LifeChangers every year who have interesting perspectives to share about children, education and life. (more…)

How do we prepare our students for future jobs that don’t even exist yet?

Mallorie Manosh January 9, 2018 1452

We all know that our future depends on our children. And the kids’ education is so important to how they will navigate in uncertain times. (more…)

Back to school supplies are costly for educators, too

Mallorie Manosh August 31, 2017 1398

“The one factor we are most certain of is that teachers are overwhelmingly devoted to providing the most meaningful learning experiences for their students, to the extent that most of them endure deep personal sacrifices to make this happen.” (more…)

Heart Disease Is A Silent Killer For Women

Beth Rusnock July 31, 2017 1451

Many people refer to the culture at National Life as one of family. The genuine caring and interest we have for one another is obvious, especially when a crisis situation arises. Recently my colleagues Terri Carlyle and her sister-in-law and fellow National Life employee Mona McCain shared their niece’s story with me, bringing attention to a silent killer. Here it is in their words. (more…)