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Amy Nyhuis is the Executive Director of the Renaissance Foundation, an international leadership organization with offices in the U.S. and the Republic of Korea. RF hosts international seminars, exchanges and events that bring leaders of different countries and cultural backgrounds together. RF also works to activate Americans to become better informed and involved in the political process. Amy is also the Event Coordinator and Scheduler for the Chairman, Nina May and assists her on a variety of projects.

Amy is a panelist on a weekly radio show, Speakout. The show is broadcasted each week on the American Renewal Network, on radio stations across the nation and worldwide on the Internet. Speakout is a radio show that provides thinking teens and 20-somethings the opportunity to attack pertinent issues and discuss moral solutions.

Amy received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Organizational Communications from Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio. While attending she served as the Vice President of the Student Government planning a variety of events on campus. She was a 4 year Varsity Athlete for the Cedarville University Women's Soccer Program and currently coaches a travel soccer team in Virginia.

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Education: Homeschooling vs. Public Schools

Posted on: Friday, June 20th, 2003 by Amy Nyhuis

I come from a very unique background, in that I attended a public school and went on to college at a private school. I was fortunate and I truly enjoyed my time at my Public School. I grew up in a Christian family, which had grounded me with beliefs and morals, so when tough decisions came, I was not afraid to stand up for what I believed in, both in social settings and in the classroom. I remember at a young age my parents asking me what I learned in school, and if there was anything they disagreed with they let me know. We talked through things and it was easy for me to see things for what they were. By the time I was in high school, I encountered liberal teachers who were presenting fallacies as facts, yet I was able to speak out in group discussions and offer an alternative view point that most of my classmates never would have thought of on their own. I think public schools offer a variety of accelerated learning opportunities and if you're aware of them, you can truly get the most out of your education. Since I was the oldest and the first to go through the school system, I was able to advise my younger sister as to what classes to get involved in, in order to make the...

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