Silk Road and the Seljuk Turks
Welcome back, families! We hope you had a lovely holiday season with your loved ones and are feeling refreshed and ready to get back at it. Yes, we realize it
Category: Classical Education
Engaging Conversations
A couple of weeks ago, we delved into the reasoning behind why we read books. For today’s tell-all, we’re going to hear from Adam Andrews again of Center for Lit
Islamic Arts and Sciences
Happy Monday! Can you believe it is our last mix-in of 2018? We know it’s the last week of school and some of us are more than ready for our
Singapore Math at Home
This Friday, we have the opportunity to gather in the MPR and improve our math teaching skills. If you are still on the fence and unsure if this training is
Welcome to the High Middle Ages!
Happy Monday and happy first week of December! The winter weather is certainly here with that crispness in the air. We hope you had a wonderful weekend and are ready
Why Do We Read?
“This is the big question, right? In a world where more and more focus is being placed on skill and career-oriented education, why should anyone pick up a novel when
Cuppa Conversations – What Makes Learning Come Alive? – Part 2
Welcome back to Cuppa Conversations! For today’s Wondering post, we are going to head back over to the coffee shop and listen in to more of Ana and Sophie’s conversation
Cuppa Conversations
Happy Thursday, everyone! We are thrilled to introduce a new series to you today called Cuppa Conversations! Joining us today is our Director of Academic Life, Thaddeus Kozinski, whose main
Thursday Thoughts
Blog posts on Thursdays will generally focus on a few different things. We will touch on classical education, character, campus life, student work, book reviews, and anything related to our
Today: Ancient Olympics with a Twist!
The palaestra of Olympia, a place devoted to the training of wrestlers and other athletes {photo by Bgabel via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0} Happy History Day, SLOCA families!
