Author • Educator • Speaker
Meet
Rayna
Rayna Remondini writes, speaks, teaches, and builds around one recurring question: what happens when families stop accepting the default and start creating something better?
Her work spans homeschooling, educational freedom, parent leadership, community building, and the difficult conversations that shape how children learn.
On the Air
On the Record Without a Script
On WFMD-AM’s Mid-Maryland Live, Rayna sat down with Tim May and Frank Mitchell to talk education, curriculum, parent consent, teacher unions, and why families deserve meaningful choices.
Read Rayna's ArticlesWhat's wrong with the curriculum?
What are teacher unions doing?
In the Conversation
She doesn't avoid tough topics
Education is never only about textbooks. It's also about culture, values, authority, and the boundaries parents negotiate every day.
In this classroom commentary, Rayna addresses one of those conversations directly: what belongs in the classroom, who gets a voice, and how schools can navigate competing expectations without pretending disagreement doesn't exist.