All Things Wise and Wonderful

BY JUNIUS JOHNSON "All things bright and...

Rafiki: Called to Build the Kingdom

By Tim DernlanPlease pray for them as they...

Row On

A Tribute to Matt Hopkins   Matt...
The King Alfred School

The King Alfred School

Contact or Support The King Alfred School What is the most common response to the idea of classical Christian education (CCE) if you mention it to a typical person in the UK? According to Thomas and Hayley Bowen, the founders of the UK’s first classical Christian...

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Poiema: “Work of God”—In the Congo

Poiema: “Work of God”—In the Congo

"Congratulations on launching PIA today! I’m proud of you, Mom!” Kahindo Mbodwam read these words right after she awoke from a nap on opening day at Poiema International Academy in Kinshasa, The Democratic Republic of Congo. Exhaustion had set in. But when she saw the...

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Miseducation: Sleuthing a Progressive Plot

Miseducation: Sleuthing a Progressive Plot

A New Documentary | The Miseducation of America I bought an old motorhome once. It wasn’t long before the door didn’t quite close. We made do with a bungie cord. !en the tires blew. The cab over the front seats started to sag. When the engine quit, I realized it was...

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The Art of Wonder

The Art of Wonder

By Hannah K. Grieser Boredom has to be one of the most common complaints of childhood. Once the shock of being born wears off, it doesn’t take long for kids to start being bored. Despite all the countless gifts around them, kids will still flop on the couch with a...

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Wired for Beauty

Wired for Beauty

By MICHAEL CRAVEN Reprinted with permission from Breakpoint and the Colson Fellows Program. The poet Billy Collins once quipped that “all babies are born with a knowledge of poetry, because the lub-dub of the mother’s heart is in iambic meter.” I would add that it is...

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All The World’s A Stage

All The World’s A Stage

By Thomas Garfield Brian wasn’t having any of it! As the rest of his first-grade class confidently strode on stage and began their short skit, he huddled, quietly crying, behind the curtain on stage right. After the assembly his mom and I discussed whether Brian...

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Alumni Profile – A Simple Life

Alumni Profile – A Simple Life

By Julie Nagem A Simple Life A Westminster Academy alum recounts the path that led him here. One spring evening, Frank Roberts, was looking at pictures of his young family and he felt a feeling of thankfulness for all they had been given. “I just felt like we had been...

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Kindergartners and Chicken Eggs

Kindergartners and Chicken Eggs

NOTE FROM A HEADMASTER Christopher Stevens, Cornerstone Classical School, Salina, KS Every year our kindergarten incubates chicken eggs. Each day they turn the lights out and hold a candle to the eggs to track and draw the development of the embryo. One day, as...

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A New Documentary: The Miseducation of America

A New Documentary: The Miseducation of America

By David Goodwin, President, ACCSIn this article: The Story of Education | A Two-year Project | Inside the Documentary | Out-takes and Fun Facts | Paideia Battle for the American Mind, by Pete Hegseth and David Goodwin.The #1 New York Times Bestseller Learn...

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News and Notes

News and Notes

Winter 2023 JUST RELEASED-January 26, 2023 Season 2: The Miseducation of America Episodes 1 and 2 of Season 2 are not appropriate for children. ACCS President, David Goodwin, again participated in filming The Miseducation of America, this time for Season 2 featuring...

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Don’t Look a Gift Fox in the Mouth

Don’t Look a Gift Fox in the Mouth

A new documentary helps spread the word about classical Christian education by Ty Fischer Recently, I got a chance to preview the Fox Nation documentary “The Miseducation of America” (see A New Documentary: The Miseducation of America).  I loved it, but as I was...

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Why Don’t We Cut Music?

Why Don’t We Cut Music?

By Carl Warmouth Preserving our Christian Heritage A couple of years ago, my wife and I had the privilege of spending two weeks in Ireland. Standing in the spot in Dublin where Handel’s triumphant premier of Messiah was heard for the very first time was, as I heard...

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Valentine’s Day

"Valentine’s Day is a wonderful tradition, but you have to admit that it does little to give us biblical clarity about what love really is! So, what is love? … You won’t find the best answer on the pages of Wikipedia, Merriam-Webster, or Shakespeare. No, the best...

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