History This Week | Vikings
Supplement the Viking curriculum with resources that interest your family. We have guides about book, videos, and even culinary inspiration!
Category: Classical Education
For Learning’s Sake
Over the summer, our teachers all read The Elements of Teaching by James M. Banner, Jr. and Harold C. Cannon. Now they are exploring each chapter more in depth together during their
Collaborative Model
Our collaborative model of education combines parent involvement and rhythms of structured and less structured instruction to build and maintain a love of learning in our students. In jointly employing
SLOCA Somebodies: Isidore of Seville
This year, we’re bringing back our Somebodies series. If you’re new around here (or you missed the introduction last year), here’s a short introduction to what the Somebodies are and
imagine
Happy Friday! Here on Down Home, we thought we’d end this week with a recap of our theme for the year – IMAGINE. Part of the SLOCA playbook, and inspired
Back to School: The Trivium
Are you ready for August 29th? For the next couple of weeks, we will be doing a little Back to School series to ease our way back into the school
Hanging Lantern Review Summer Series: Fishing at the Tidepools
This summer, we’re bringing you a review of SLOCA High School’s Hanging Lantern Review Issue #9! We posted about their print magazine (created and published by middle and high schoolers!)
SLO Classical Academy Class of 2022
Happy Summer! Today we are honoring our Senior Class of 2022, and kicking off our Summer Series with photos from their High School Commencement Ceremony. We were fortunate to be
Hanging Lantern Review Summer Series: The Boots by the Front Door
This summer, we’re bringing you a review of SLOCA High School’s Hanging Lantern Review Issue #9! We posted about their print magazine (created and published by middle and high schoolers!)
Hanging Lantern Review Summer Series: Ekphrasis
This summer, we’re bringing you a review of SLOCA High School’s Hanging Lantern Review Issue #9! We posted about their print magazine (created and published by middle and high schoolers!)
