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Classical, Christian schools are fueled by two things: prayer and money. This session will leave the prayer part to you (keep doing it). This session might help you with the money part. It will explore the process of donor cultivation, but… Continue Reading
As classical educators, we know how to teach to cultivate virtue and wisdom in our students yet there are times where we or our colleagues struggle to thrive professionally. Last year teachers across the country were forced to pivot at a… Continue Reading
There is a growing number of parents in Africa who take the education of their children with Judgement Day seriousness. In a context where academic rigour and character development seem more and more mutually exclusive, these sober parents… Continue Reading
This workshop emphasizes first-hand practical experience aimed to teach skills, tips and tricks to help individuals successfully apply for grants. With grants becoming more competitive and difficult to attain, the goal is to gain knowledge… Continue Reading
Session recording from Summer Conference 2021. Continue Reading
How does physics fit into the Classical Education paradigm? What must a science student pursuing a minor in Classical Education know about physics? A previously-offered one-credit undergraduate “Teaching Secondary Physics” seminar course… Continue Reading
If you mention teaching reading, writing, or math in classical circles you will get bombarded with books and curriculum dedicated to a classical approach to this work. It will be slick, well packaged, very biblically consistent, and… Continue Reading
One of the distinctive features of Classical education is the study of what are called “Great Texts” or “Great Books.” What are these texts? Why are they worth studying? How is their study important for Christians? In order to answer these… Continue Reading
This Workshop presents a step-by-step plan for launching a new school. This covers the progression from your initial idea to the first day of classes to a sustainable, healthy school. Topics covered include all the functional areas that a… Continue Reading
Classical, Christian school start-up’s are often founded by people of conviction and action. Their founding board’s have “skin in the game” and care about the outcome. Boards of young schools often participate in day-to-day management… Continue Reading
Tim Woods and Michelle Christopherson will cover some key aspects of successfully partnering with parents including setting up accurate expectations on both sides, best practices to keep communication healthy, as well as conflict… Continue Reading
Session recording from Summer Conference 2021. Continue Reading
