Session recording from Summer Conference 2026. Continue Reading
Summer Conference 2026
Summer Conference 2026
Slides HERE Book One of Euclid’s Elements offers a rich opportunity to deepen and elevate the modern geometry classroom. This breakout session presents practical ways to incorporate Euclid alongside Jurgensen’s Geometry textbook through a… Continue Reading
Introducing Shakespeare into the classroom can begin simply and grow into a thriving program of full productions. This breakout session outlines a pathway that starts with reader’s theater and develops, over time, into staged performances… Continue Reading
Come observe, participate, and learn from the 2026 SCL Honor Choir, the Rhetoric Women’s Chorus from The Academy of Classical Christian Studies in Oklahoma City. Suzanne Morrison will share unique pedagogical approaches to teaching choral… Continue Reading
Session recording from Summer Conference 2026. Continue Reading
This breakout session will explore how meaningful partnerships between schools and families can become a defining characteristic of a classical Christian education. Through both the teacher’s perspective and the parent’s role, participants… Continue Reading
Session recording from Summer Conference 2026. Continue Reading
What happens when a school’s Portrait of a Graduate—the guiding “north star” of its mission—becomes detached from daily decision-making, student experience, and the functional telos of the institution? This breakout session examines the… Continue Reading
"This breakout session presents a two-pronged, practical, and pedagogical response within an Omnibus class to the introduction of generative artificial intelligence. The first installment, Memory, details the course’s sustained engagement… Continue Reading
Over the past 26 years, a growing movement of classical schools across the country has experienced remarkable provision in service of its mission. What accounts for this flourishing? What common convictions and practices distinguish these… Continue Reading
In communities where classical Christian education is unfamiliar and cultural values are shaped more by prevailing trends than by Scripture, the preparation of new teachers requires particular care and intentionality. How can educators be… Continue Reading
Slides HERE In classical, Christian education, we speak of the Grammar School years, yet the true foundation of learning begins at birth. Children arrive at school already shaped—mind, body, and soul—and early childhood education plays a… Continue Reading