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Thriving schools do not drift into financial health; they plan for it. Yet many classical Christian schools remain confined to short-term budgeting rather than cultivating a long-range financial strategy that genuinely advances mission and… Continue Reading
Session recording from Summer Conference 2026. Continue Reading
The tradition of classical liberal arts education in America predates the nation itself. Its seeds crossed the Atlantic with early explorers and settlers, took root in colonial covenants and compacts, and shaped the governing vision of the… Continue Reading
Slides HERE Designing a course requires careful research, thoughtful curriculum evaluation, wise selection of supplemental sources, attentiveness to student faculties, and clarity regarding the telos toward which the class is ordered. This… Continue Reading
Slides HERE Last year, a survey of session attendees revealed that modern literature and epic poetry ranked among the most challenging texts to teach. What might shift if certain modern works were approached not as departures from the… Continue Reading
This breakout session is the second in a two-pronged, practical, and pedagogical response within an Omnibus class to the introduction of generative artificial intelligence. Continue Reading
A strong college counseling program requires more than the management of applications; it calls for a Christ-centered vision that guides students and families through one of the most formative seasons of their lives. Faithful counseling… Continue Reading
Slides linked HERE In The Good Teacher: Ten Key Pedagogical Principles That Will Transform Your Teaching, Chris Perrin and Carrie Eben articulate universal principles that shape not only skilled instruction, but the cultivation of virtuous… Continue Reading
Slides HERE In this session I will model portions of my lessons with my 9th grade biology class relating to how I help my students understand how math, science, history, metaphysics, logic, rhetoric, epistemology, art, and the stories they… Continue Reading
Slides linked HERE Those involved in founding classical Christian schools are often unfamiliar with the unique economic realities—the unavoidable constraints—that shape a school’s financial life. Without a clear understanding of these… Continue Reading
Slides HERE How can a school safeguard its classical Christian culture amid enrollment growth and campus expansion? What if the answer invites not anxiety, but hope-filled leadership? This breakout session explores how a hopeful leader… Continue Reading
Session recording from Summer Conference 2026. Continue Reading
