Wednesday Wonders: Recitation Night
{photo by Cheryl McCabe} Every year in the spring, SLO Classical Academy hosts an evening of Recitation featuring our Pre-K through Primary students. Although they are learning beautiful poetry and
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Reflecting on Parent Progress Reports
{photo by Elijah Sharpe on Unsplash} Every trimester at SLO Classical Academy, parents and teachers take time to write up progress reports for each student. These documents record what curriculum was used, what
Free Friday: May 18, 2018
{photo by Daniel Frese on Pexels} During a busy season of life (raise your hand if you’re there right now!), it’s always a delight to slow down for a bit,
Senior Projects 2018 Part 2: Anna and Brigitte
{photo by Carolyn Eicher} We are back with our second installment of 2018 Senior Projects to share with you! If you missed last week’s blog post where we introduced this
Wednesday Wonders: Chamber Mixer
{photos by Ava Faber} Did you hear about the Chamber of Commerce Mixer that SLOCA hosted last month? We received such positive reports that we wanted to tell you a
Come Support Students and the Literary Arts!
Photos are from the 2017 HLR Spring Reading {all photos by Carolyn Eicher} Today we have an important message to share about our upcoming Hanging Lantern Review Spring Reading, which
Free Friday and Happy Mother’s Day 2018
{Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash} “Being a mom has made me so tired. And so happy.” ~ Tina Fey Three cheers for moms! We know you’re out there – taking care of
Senior Projects 2018 Part 1: Cormic and Kate
{photo by Carolyn Eicher} Every year our SLOCA High School Seniors take a semester to work on individual research projects, which cover a variety of topics and showcase the interests
Family Fun with a SLOCA Rewards Perk!
{photo by Basitaan Slabbers on flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0} Who fondly remembers the movie E.T. from their childhood? It was certainly a stand-out hit of its day, and is
Teaching Resilience and Resourcefulness with Literature
“The marvelous richness of human experience would lose something of rewarding joy if there were no limitations to overcome. The hilltop hour would not be half so wonderful if there
