June 2018

In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus told his disciples, “You know that those who are considered rulers over the Gentiles…

Latin is an intimidating subject to teach! Pronunciation, declensions, conjugations — it is enough to make your brain hurt. In…

Teachers often view their role in the classroom as one of instruction, correction and encouragement. But this perspective overlooks a…

Perhaps the best way to have students who love to learn, love each other and love God is to do…

Now more than ever it seems our culture is in need of thoughtful, reasoned discourse and argument. Far from being…

In the early 19th century, Yale College stood as the last, great bastion of classical education in the United States.…

All too often, math is taught as a set of irrelevant, isolated algorithms. In this workshop, we will explore how…

We regard the classical tradition of education as tried and true, the well-worn path of wisdom that we are wise…

Success for classical Christian schools is highly dependent on the engagement and health of the local Church. But despite many…

As the first touchpoint to your school, the Admissions Department has a tremendous opportunity to share your school’s mission and…