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
Category: Life Together
Let Summer Begin!
Summer afternoon—summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language. ~ Henry James Kudos to you, SLOCA families, for finishing strong! Summer
Wednesday Wonders: HLR Reading
{photo by Carolyn Eicher} For our final Wednesday Wonder of the school year, we are highlighting the incredible work of local middle and high school students featured at our recent
History Day Friday!
Happy History Day, everyone! Today we WILL enjoy celebrating the end of our year with the Renaissance, Reformation, and Explorers. As Susie said in last week’s update, “As you frantically
Wednesday Wonders: Battle of the Books
{photo by Jessica Wilson} Today our wonderful and book-loving librarian, Emily Ferrarini, fills us in on how Battle of the Books went this year: This Spring, SLOCA held its very
Free Friday: June 3, 2016
It’s late in the school year and it’s often too easy to slide away from typical routines, isn’t it? Let us encourage you to continue the Free by 5:00 tradition
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
Free Friday and a SLOCA Student Youth Honoree
Happy Friday! Today we bring you news that truly belongs in the “Wednesday Wonder” category, but we wanted to share it with you sooner than that… Arabella Roberts is an
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
