Thomas Aquinas, Philip IV and Edward I
Welcome to the end of April! Can you believe that May is just a couple of days away? This week, some of our classrooms are finishing up with St. Francis
Category: Homeschooling
Logic & Lattes Part II
Welcome to Thursday Thoughts, everyone! We’re back today with our next Cuppa Conversation and we’re meeting up again with Ana and Sophie as they continue their dialogue about Logic. If
Wisdom & Wonder Project
Joining us for our Wednesday Wonderings post today is our Wisdom & Wonder Project Team. This is an incredible team comprised of educators, parents, artists, and contributors that truly encompasses
St. George + the Bard of Avon
We have a fun, dual celebration today! In different parts of Europe, St. George’s Day is being celebrated while here in the States, we have National Talk Like Shakespeare Day!
Politics, Popes and Pious Oppositions
Happy Monday, everyone! We hope you had a lovely Easter break with your loved ones. We have several supplemental resources to help support you at home this week so take a
Teaching Citizenship through Literature
Happy Thursday, everyone! We’re back this month with one of our lovely librarians, Dr. Pamela Bleisch, for our monthly character literature selections. We learned last week that Citizenship is: “Recognizing
Science Night Recap
A few weeks ago, we had an incredible time together celebrating our SLOCA scientists. Those science projects were weeks in the making and a whole lot of time, effort and
More on Marco Polo and a little on Shakespeare
Happy Monday, everyone! Welcome to Week 29! Did you hear the exciting news over the weekend? A theatre historian by the name of Geoffrey Marsh has identified, for the first
AWAKEN Art Exhibit
Just a few months ago, the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (SLOMA) called for artwork from local middle school students for their winter exhibition, AWAKEN. It was a countywide
Marco? Polo!!
Welcome back, everyone!!! We hope you had a wonderfully refreshing spring break and are ready to tackle and push through the last few months of our school year. We’re going
