THIS YEAR IN HISTORY: 1821
James Fenimore Cooper’s The Spy, written in 1821, was the first American novel to become a...
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Author: Jennifer Chamberlain
If Our Students Wrote The Stories . . .
“THE SCORPION AND THE FROG” Double Murder at the River By Reuben Eggleston Lewis Clark...
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The Horse and His Boy: The Danger of Totalitarian Ideology
This Side of the Wardrobe Lessons from Literature Series: Part I By Louis Markos Lewis’s fifth...
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On the Same Team
By Hannah K. Grieser All five of our kids have attended an ACCS school that welcomes students from...
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Our Anchor, Our Hope (Part 2)
By Kristina Cowan Read more: Part I The teachers and the curriculum at classical Christian schools...
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Classical Conundrums: What about non-Western authors?
By William Bryant Q: What about non-Western authors? History? Culture? This curriculum sounds very...
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Classical Patricide
Victor Davis Hanson recently wrote an article in The New Criterion titled “Classical...
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“Education”: A Tale of 2 Dictionaries
I’d like to ponder something I’ll call “A Tale of Two Dictionaries,” and in particular...
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In Moscow, Idaho, conservative ‘Christian Reconstructionists’ are thriving amid evangelical turmoil
Professor Crawford Gribben, author of Survival and Resistance in Evangelical America, recently...
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