Category: Classical Education

Inspirational Quotes

{source: recitethis.com} Did you enjoy the insightful quotes our Director, Susie, included in her presentation at the parent meeting last Monday night? There were some truly great ones that deserve

Children’s Book-A-Day Almanac

{source} Have you heard of the book, The New Way Things Work by David Macaulay? It’s a best-selling, award-winning, fascinating look at how machines work, and it’s a brilliant resource

Nature Journaling field trip {source: SLOCA'S Flickr site} Today’s magical moment is something to help us create those special memories, rather than a parent testimonial about one. I (Jenny) receive weekly

Fine Arts Focus: January 2013

The Downfall of Sennacherib, an early work of Rubens. {source} Today we have for you our Fine Arts Focus for the month of January. Our poetry selection is a second

Fine Arts Focus: December 2012

{clockwise from top left: Mozart, Lord Byron, Degas, Monet, Cassatt} The poem for the months of December and January is The Destruction of Sennacherib by Lord George Gordon Byron (click

Why Logic?

The Thinker, by Auguste Rodin {source} As part of our ongoing series of articles on Classical Education, today we want to discuss the topic of Logic, and why we consider