As we enter the holiday season, a time of reflection, worship, and gift-giving, consider giving family members and friends an instructive book on education. To help guide you, here is a list of great books on Christian, classical education for you...
By Ashlyn Duff, Explorers II Teacher
As spring slowly approaches, and students begin to feel the February blues, there is one thing that has faithfully brightened up the middle school...
As the Class Six teacher, I have the opportunity to introduce students into the massive realm of logic, whether it is for formal logical deductions or informal logical fallacies. Students...
I borrowed the title of this blog post from a conference that Jon Simons and I had the pleasure of attending at Cairn University last summer. I was...
Last month I made a new friend. She must have been expecting me as she was standing patiently with her hands resting gracefully at an open door as I walked toward her. Immediately she struck me as being a...
“How seldom, friend! A good great man inherits honor or wealth with all his worth and pains.”“It sounds like stories from the land of spirits if any man obtains that which he merits or any merit that...
by Brian Kelly, Class Six and Latin Teacher
In a recent conversation with one of my pastors, we discussed the tact that is needed in a sermon to introduce technical language terms or excerpts from the...
