Friday Faces 2014: The NOLs
Happy Friday and welcome to this year’s additions and updates to Friday Faces! This blog series introduces you to our new-this-year Team SLOCA members. We did this last year and
Category: Life Together
Magical Moments: SLOCA Artists at the Fair
{source} If you attended the Mid State Fair this summer, perhaps you moseyed through the pavilions to see the various displays of fine arts, ag exhibits, crafts, etc… did you
Summer 2014: The Great American Book Rescue
{source} For our final Friday of our summer series, and our final summer blog post, we want to piggy back on the announcement our Development Director Cozy Faber made at our
Summer 2014: Magic Mountain Homeschool Day
{source} Today’s tip isn’t a summer activity, but something you can do now to take advantage of a very fun family day this fall – Six Flags Magic Mountain in
Let Down Home Come To You
{source} On Tuesdays and Thursdays, Down Home will typically post about topics such as homeschooling, home life, organization, classical education, enrichment ideas, and anything relating to our school/parent community. Lots
Summer 2014: Three Cheers for SLOCA Sports
{photo by Chuck Smith} Today’s peek into our upcoming school year is all about our growing Athletics program! First, here’s our new Athletics Mission Statement: The mission of athletics at
Summer 2014: Getting Out and About
{source} It may be mid-August, but summer isn't over yet! Even if you haven't taken a big vacation this year, there are plenty of opportunities for family fun right here
Summer 2014: Upcoming Parent Trainings
{source} Parent training is one of the many excellent benefits SLO Classical Academy offers. Last year we had the privilege of hosting Andrew Pudewa from the Institute for Excellence in
Summer 2014: The Science Fair
{taken at the 2011 Science Fair – all photos from SLOCA’s Flickr site} Our weekly peeks into the future continue today here at Down Home, and this time we hope
Summer 2014: HLR Reading Party
{photos by Cami Smith and Haley Haynes-Carstens} Greetings on this fine Monday! Today’s blast from the (recent) past comes from Sarah Shotwell, our High School History and Literature teacher and
