All Things Shakespeare
{image credit: amazon.com} Good dawning to thee, friend! Next week we dive right into our third trimester (can you believe it?) and we will be reading Shakespeare this spring! While
Category: Classical Education
Free Friday: February 13, 2015
{image credit: “One Tree Hill” by Justin Kern / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0} In honor of President's Day, there are no classes on campus on Monday and Tuesday. As you head
sloCAHS: Our Classes
Today we have more to share in our high school series: Whatever path our students choose, we want them well-prepared. Our program is designed to give students what they need
The Great Courses
{source} “The best thing for being sad,” replied Merlyn, beginning to puff and blow, “is to learn something. That's the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and
What’s the Big Deal About Handwriting?
{photo by Mary Knudson} Our Handwriting Workshops are coming up the week after we get back from Thanksgiving – have you signed up? Perhaps you don’t often think about handwriting,
Shop SLOCAL for Beautiful Books
{photos by Mary Knudson} Do you love books? Do you love classic books? Do you love beautiful hardbound collector-quality classic books? We bet you do, and we invite you to
Raising Friends As Well As Funds
{all photos taken from SLOCA’s Flickr site unless otherwise noted} Happy Monday! We are veering slightly from our usual Monday Magical Moments to discuss what is sure to become a
A Treasure Trove on Campus
{photos by Jenny Bischoff} Here’s a quick parent testimonial from Track B mom Joy Erb about a pretty fantastic resource that’s right under our noses: Have you discovered SLOCA’s fabulous
Summer 2014: The Great American Book Rescue
{source} For our final Friday of our summer series, and our final summer blog post, we want to piggy back on the announcement our Development Director Cozy Faber made at our
More Student Poetry
Last month we received original poems from some of our Upper Middle School students and posted a few of them on the blog. Today we have a few more to
