Classical Christian education gives children the opportunity to develop the virtue of fortitude among people who love and support them so they are prepared to engage, or at least persevere, in a world that often has an averse and sometimes violent reaction to the gospel message.
Musing vs. Being Amused BY NATHAN DOWD “People will come to adore the technologies that undo their...
Three Types of Questions to Ask Your Child BY MANDI GERTH As parents, we long to engage our...
Little drops of water, Little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean And the pleasant land....
Jake has a hard time trying to learn something he doesn’t easily understand. If he gets an...
As much as I’d like the Church calendar to set the rhythm of my life, it’s the school calendar....
Principles for dealing with sins against your kids “Good sense makes one slow to anger, and it is...
His challenges to reading began early, with two eye muscle surgeries by age four and numerous...
Preparing Our Kids for Life in the Classroom and Beyond According to Keith McCurdy, a...
“And having thus passed the principles of arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and geography, with a...
Five ways to learn alongside your child BY JAMES COWART With very few exceptions, parents...
By Kajsa Wilkins* Thoughts on “Shepherding a Child’s Heart” When our children were...
