The Character Issue: Citizenship
Welcome to this month’s Character Trait – Citizenship! As we wrap up our Herculean Quests, it is interesting to consider our relationship with others in our community. SLO Classical Academy
Category: Classical Education
History This Week: Julius Caesar, Cleopatra & Augustus Caesar
Happy Monday, we hope you had a great Spring Break. Today for History This Week we are continuing on in our journey learning about the Roman Empire by focusing on
Classical Education: The Pre-Grammar Stage (reprise)
Welcome to our last post in our Classical Education (with a twist) blog series! We’ve been taking a look at how SLOCA approaches Classical Education at each level. We began
History This Week: The Decline of the Roman Republic
As we move along through Ancient Roman history, we will start to see the Republic fall apart and give way to the rise of the Roman Empire. Today for History
Sponsor Spotlight
Today we are starting our Sponsor Spotlight for the 2021-2022 school year. Similar to other Sponsor Spotlights in the past, we will be highlighting the amazing businesses that support our
Classical Education: The Grammar Stage (reprise)
Today we continue on with the next stage of our Classical Education (with a twist!) series, with a post on the Grammar Stage from Lisa Ann Dillion, our Intermediate Lead
History This Week: The Roman Republic
Welcome to Ancient Rome! It is one of the favorite time periods around here. First up, did you catch our Brass Tacks video on Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar? Brass Tacks: Julius
What’s Up in Our World?
The last couple of months have been busy at SLO Classical Academy! We had our History Day Wax Museum, our mini retreat Enjoy the Ride, and our Drive Thru BBQ
Classical Education: The Logic Stage (reprise)
Did you catch our SLOCA Rhythms video in the Bear Necessities? This week we are continuing on in our series on “Classical Education (with a twist)”, with a reprise from
SLOCA Somebodies: Thiruvalluvar
With all that went on in the Mediterranean area during ancient times, sometimes we can forget about important thinkers outside of the Egypt-Greece-Rome area. With that in mind, we present
