Progress Reports + Veterans Day
Student Progress Reports are due! For today’s Tuesday’s Tell-All, we’ve invited Paige Bartel (Math + Science Teacher) and Susie Theule (Executive and Visionary Director) to join us to share the
Category: Student Work
The Character Issue
Welcome to November! The Character Issue is back with a new trait this month! Can you believe we only have two months left of 2018? This school year is just
Calling All Student Writers!
Today we have a WONDERing opportunity for your creatively-inspired students! Rebecca Casagrande, one of our parents, notified us of not only a fantastic event but one that will also will
The Character Issue
We’re back for The Character Issue! For the month of October, SLOCA has the opportunity to demonstrate the character traits: kindness and respect. “Kindness is a language which the deaf
The Character Issue
“SLO Classical Academy is a community that forges character, fosters wisdom, and nurtures a lifelong passion for learning.” That is SLOCA’s mission statement. And an essential part of it is
Senior Projects 2018 Part 3: Isaiah and Sabina
{photo by Carolyn Eicher} Today we wrap up our series on this year’s high school Senior Projects! If you missed the first two posts in this series, find them here:
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
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
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
Wednesday Wonders: An Evening of Shakespeare
{photos by Cade Newman} Before the break, our Upper Middle School students had the opportunity to get together and celebrate Shakespeare by reading through (and acting out) his renowned play,
