Lessons from Frederick Douglass In honor of Black History Month, Bible Department Chair Joshua Harris shares lessons from "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass."
Martin Luther King Jr. Day In honor of MLK Day, History Department Chair Tim Allen remembers some of MLK's profound words of wisdom.
Lessons from Great Books Philip Slonaker, Dean of Students for Grades 7-12, shares lessons learned from books read by the senior students in The Great Books: Modernity class this year.
The Hidden Mirror Dr. Tim Houston, Director of Spiritual Development, shares how he discovered a "hidden mirror" and a truth about what children behold.
Why I Want a Classical Christian Education for My Children, Part 3 Joshua Harris, Bible Department Chair, explains 8 reasons why he wants a classical Christian education for his children in a 3-part blog series.
Why I Want a Classical Christian Education for My Children, Part 2 Joshua Harris, Bible Department Chair, explains 8 reasons why he wants a classical Christian education for his children in a 3-part blog series.
Why I Want a Classical Christian Education for My Children, Part 1 Joshua Harris, Bible Department Chair, explains 8 reasons why he wants a classical Christian education for his children in a 3-part blog series.
Why virtuous education? Tim Allen, History Department Chair, explores how a virtuous education (or lack thereof) affects our government and society.
Why do we study Latin? Jenny Leach, Upper School Latin Teacher, expands on the many benefits of studying Latin, from understanding English to gaining skills to help in every area of life.
Why do we study math? Tavis Walker, Math and Science Department Chair, explains how studying math enriches us as people and enables us to discover greater beauty in God and His Creation.
