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I have been tinkering with “experimental” studying for most of my academic life. For instance, in high school, I would sleep and work at two-hour rotating intervals during exam week. This, I do not recommend!
A guiding question that we have asked ourselves a million times throughout the child-rearing years is: What does it Matter in Eternity?
The answer to this question has guided us in making choices that shaped our family's lives not only for the...
The school year is in full swing and the students are settling into their new routine. As a parent you may have touched base with your student's teacher but you may also have seen an unfamiliar face or two on the faculty. We caught up with two of...
Today I’m going to unpack the third aspect of our school’s mission, which states that “Clapham School inspires students with an education...approached with diligence and joy.”
Fall Curriculum Night Address 2018
By: Jason Barney, Academic Dean
Good evening and thank you so much for coming to this evening’s Curriculum Night. I know it’s another evening event in what is generally already a busy week for most of us. But I...
At Clapham School we talk a lot about cultivating joyful discovery, but what do we actually mean by that phrase? First, let me begin by saying what joyful discovery is not. Joyful discovery is not watching TV, surfing the internet or playing...
This last year (2017-18) we’ve been exploring the classical liberal arts tradition together as a school. Our mission is to inspire students with an education founded on a Christian worldview, informed by the classical tradition and approached...
How classes on logic catalyze students for deep yet humble understanding.
By Brian Kelly
Class Six and Middle School Latin Teacher
As the Class Six teacher, I have the opportunity to introduce students into the massive realm of logic, whether it...
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