CLT’s Anchored Podcast Features David Goodwin – The Battle for the American Mind
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The Manhattan Institute–Classical Education: An Attractive School Choice for Parents
The Manhattan Institute recently released a research brief on the distinctive value of classical...
School Choice and Masks-WSJ
A Wall Street Journal article recently cited a new trend amongst democrats favoring school choice:...
A Video Facebook Refuses to Post
Facebook censors a video posted by ACCS member The Saint Constantine School in Houston, TX: The...
Classical Patricide
Victor Davis Hanson recently wrote an article in The New Criterion titled “Classical...
The King Alfred School
Contact or Support The King Alfred School What is the most common response to the idea of...
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Welcome to Holy Week: Suffering into Wisdom: Aeschylus, Abraham, Jesus, and Lent
“Outrageous!” the Christian minister cries. “How can you put such pagan filth in front of your...
Poiema: “Work of God”—In the Congo
“Congratulations on launching PIA today! I’m proud of you, Mom!” Kahindo Mbodwam read these...
Miseducation: Sleuthing a Progressive Plot
A New Documentary | The Miseducation of America I bought an old motorhome once. It wasn’t long...
The Art of Wonder
By Hannah K. Grieser Boredom has to be one of the most common complaints of childhood. Once the...
Kindergartners and Chicken Eggs
NOTE FROM A HEADMASTER Christopher Stevens, Cornerstone Classical School, Salina, KS Every year...
The Cubic Equation, Imaginary Numbers, and a Math Duel
Have you ever wondered how mathematical concepts were discovered? Math nerds, or those who simply...
Educational Faddism Then and Now
This article from the Epoch Times recounts one father’s experience with educational fads,...
Classical Conundrums: Living in a STEM World
By Ken Hosier Q: We live in a STEM world. Shouldn’t we prioritize that current reality above a...
What Is Socratic Discussion?
by Gary Hartenburg Socrates, who has been condemned to die—in one sense unjustly, but in another...
Algorithms and The Aeneid
by Chris Browne* I recently finished reading Dante’s The Divine Comedy with my junior students and...
Back to the Books
By Hannah K. Grieser People think that stories are shaped by people. In fact, it’s the other way...
Our Anchor, Our Hope (Part 2)
By Kristina Cowan Read more: Part I The teachers and the curriculum at classical Christian schools...
