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Slides HERE Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how students learn, how teachers teach, and how institutions define educational success. Far more than a neutral instrument, AI functions as a formative force—a new paideia—that… Continue Reading
Over the past decade, many families have been drawn to the transcendentals that anchor classical Christian education, contributing to significant enrollment growth across the country. With this growth comes a renewed need for shepherding… Continue Reading
Slides HERE A thriving student culture—marked by belonging, shared purpose, and genuine flourishing—does not emerge by accident. One proven avenue for cultivating such a culture is the establishment of a House System. Meaningful student… Continue Reading
Slides HERE What ideas most powerfully shape students in 2026? Which assumptions quietly influence educators and leaders themselves? How can schools respond wisely to the intellectual currents that define the present moment? This breakout… Continue Reading
Session recording from Summer Conference 2026. Continue Reading
Wayfinder is a virtue-centered temperament framework designed specifically for Christian schools. Rooted in the classical temperaments and ordered toward Christian formation, Wayfinder helps leaders, board members, administrators, and… Continue Reading
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For teachers of American history, HISTORY 250 is an exceptional resource. In this session we explore how to use the growing banks of short documentary films, original documents, and maps in order to lead our students in studying America’s… Continue Reading
Slides HERE A central aim of classical Christian education is to form students who live out their faith long after graduation. While alumni testimonies and findings from the Good Soil report offer encouraging signs, an important question… Continue Reading
Slides HERE Classical education affirms that the pursuit of the good life requires more than moral aspiration—it requires disciplined judgment. This breakout session explores how the study of logic in the middle-grade years, grades seven… Continue Reading
In the idealized classroom, students would seamlessly take in all of our teaching and Latin texts without distractions, implant it in their memories without hindrance, and swiftly connect to aspects of their own lives and character without… Continue Reading
Slides HERE Classical Christian education is more than an academic enterprise; it is a sacred calling to shape the loves, habits, and spiritual imagination of the next generation. Every teacher carries an ethos into the classroom—a quiet… Continue Reading
