Teaching Character Through Literature: Diligence
Happy Monday! We are almost halfway through the school year. Time is flying by! Today we have some literature suggestions around our Character Trait for the month, Diligence. When we
Category: Classical Education
A Day in the Life: Older and Wiser Edition
Today as we look forward to another glorious weekend on the Central Coast, we have a special Day in the Life from the Newman Family! I (Wei) have always been
Portrait of a Graduate
Good morning and Happy Wednesday! A friendly reminder that the Family Business Meeting is on Monday January 31st and the All School Sneak Peek is on Monday February 7th. Register
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
“I SAY TO YOU TODAY, MY FRIENDS, SO EVEN THOUGH WE FACE THE DIFFICULTIES OF TODAY AND TOMORROW, I STILL HAVE A DREAM. IT IS A DREAM DEEPLY ROOTED IN
A Day in the Life: High School Edition
Welcome to our first Day in the Life post for 2021-2022! Today we have a special post from 2021-2022 Freshman Keithan Olson on a typical ‘school’ and ‘home’ day at
SLOCA Somebodies: Sappho
Introducing SAPPHO, this month’s feature in our Somebodies series! Another woman author from ancient times (see Enheduanna for our first such feature), Sappho is best known for her fragmented lyric
The Character Issue: Diligence
Happy Monday and welcome back from Winter Break! It is good to welcome in a new year and I (Wei) hope that you had a refreshing and relaxing break. Today
Teaching Character Through Literature: Gratitude
Good morning and happy Wednesday! Today we have our follow up literature post for our monthly character trait – Gratitude. Below is a selection of books that have been curated
SLOCA Somebodies: Hatshepsut
It’s time for #SLOCAsomebodies! We’re back with a female pharaoh you may or may not have heard of: HATSHEPSUT. Little is known about the personality of Hatshepsut, but what is
The Character Issue: Gratitude
Welcome to our Character Trait for December – Gratitude! Although this holiday season is shaping up to be a little more festive than last year’s, it is still good to
