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What is the ultimate goal of assessment, especially in secondary school? Is it merely to provide students with scholarship opportunities? To please the parents? To check a box? This workshop will discuss different ways that school leaders… Continue Reading
Dr. Anika Prather will share a brief history on the classical study in the African American Community. Continue Reading
Many religious schools have successfully returned to campus and others are moving in that direction, but all want to minimize the liability that goes along with school during a pandemic. In this session we will discuss: What considerations… Continue Reading
Join Angel and Anika in a conversation about what brought them to classical education, how it has shaped their personal and professional lives, and how they have integrated their study of the classic tradition with the writings of black… Continue Reading
Friday, October 2 | 11-12 pm CDT For this coaching call, John Littleford will explain why the Head and Chair, Chair and Board, and Head and Board must all function at a high level in order for any independent school to thrive. He will also… Continue Reading
When Martin Luther King, jr., was asked which book besides the Bible he would take with him to a deserted island, he replied, “I would have to pick Plato’s Republic. … There is not a creative idea extant that is not discussed, in some way… Continue Reading
2020 has been a tumultuous year, filled with challenges and heartaches we could not have imagined as we left 2019 to enter into a new year. Protests and calls for change ring in the air everywhere we turn. How are classical educators to… Continue Reading
The issue of race is at the forefront in our culture. As classical Christian schools, we are addressing it in a variety of ways. No doubt, all of our efforts to respond faithfully are challenging. While each school aspires to be rooted in… Continue Reading
Hear George Sanker’s personal story of growing up in a poor inner city neighborhood in Washington DC while attending predominantly white schools and the impact each community had on him. George Sanker George Sanker serves as Headmaster of… Continue Reading
Running a school in 2020 can feel like signing up to run a marathon and then being informed during mile 25 of 26 that one is only half way done! School has started back but leaders are dealing with anything but normal. The ongoing demands… Continue Reading
We are in more than the education business. We are co-laborers with parents and churches in the student development business. And whether we like it or not the swirl of a pandemic, urban and racial unrest, not to mention general life, work… Continue Reading
During the pandemic the need for fundraising dollars has increased but our ability to raise funds in the “typical” event driven way has been eliminated causing fear within the leadership of our schools. During this presentation evidence of… Continue Reading
