Summer Together: Reclaim Conversation
Face-to-face conversation is the most human – and humanizing – thing we do. Fully present to one another, we learn to listen. It’s where we develop the capacity for empathy.
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Summer Together: More Family Fun
{photo source: SLO Visitor's Guide} Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family: Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.
Summer Together: Five Family Time Ideas
Children will not remember you for the material things you provided, but for the feeling that you cherished them. ~Richard L. Evans Need a few fresh ideas for simple ways
Summer Together: History Day Wax Museum
{photo by Michelle Dorman} “One can acquire everything in solitude except character.” ~Henri-Marie Beyle (Stendhal) Happy Independence Day! It may be a national holiday but Down Home is back today
Classical Character: The Moral Child
Classical Character Mrs. Burns’ Book Review Blog Last year Jenna Burns brought us Pedagogic Ponderings, a blog review of books on education. This year she brings us Classical Character,
Stepping Up
If you have a child moving up to a new level next school year (Kindergarten, Primary, Intermediate, LMS, UMS, or High School), today’s blog post is for you! We know
Wednesday Wonders: Senior Projects
Four of our sloCAHS Seniors, after presenting their Senior Projects Each year our full-time high school seniors complete and present a Senior Project, which is considered the capstone of the
Wednesday Wonders: SLOCA’s Winning Solar Boat
{photo by Julie Theule} Many of you may have heard about this on campus or through local media, but we want to highlight this on the blog too, because it
The Grizzly Apology Part II (and a download!)
Last Wednesday we shared about our UMS Logic and Rhetoric Class, and the students’ belief that the Grizzly Apology should be taught to all American middle school students. Today Miss
This is Home
All year long as part of our “10 Year Celebration” SLO Classical Academy has been hosting dinner parties in people’s homes. Each has had a different theme, but a common
