As I reflect upon the last year, I am thankful for the wonderful people who are involved in our school community. 2021 has been a...

In King Arthur and His Knights of The Round Table by Roger Lanclyn Green, pride is a great sin. Pride, in Biblical terms, is elevated and...

Art awakens us to the world as it truly is – complex and mysterious yet knowable, in shades, all at once. The best artists, if you think...

Jonathan Edwards, who by many is considered one of America’s foremost theologians, and who wrote great works such as The Religious...

When our board chairman Dr. Krezowski and I discussed the prospects for reopening school last September, one of us remarked, “We might...

It’s a question as likely as April rain. Many Academy students ponder it, though only before they’ve taken the class, and rarely...

The following is the transcript of a speech given by Haidyn Hudson at Friday Chapel in February, 2021: I was asked to give a short...

A critical role of the classical educator is to guide students to the rhetoric stage, the summit of a classical education. Young...

Rhetoric, according to Aristotle, is the art of persuasion. Mobilizing the weapons of word, emotion, and credibility—what the philosopher...

Irony is a literary device by which language or expectation is undermined in a narrative. There is a significant use of irony in the...

“It’s the little things that are vital,” John Wooden once stated; “Little things make big things happen.” Anderson, a 7th grader at the...

You’ve likely felt it, that inimical sensation that comes when you close the pages of a great book. The written words transport you to...

Too often we overlook the biblical heroine Queen Esther, a good-hearted, beautiful, and truthful young Jewess of the 5th century B.C....

At the Academy, we speak often of academic excellence. This is rightly so; our students strive not to be middling multipliers or so-so...

“As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man; so are children of thy youth.” Psalm 127:4 You are familiar with the bow and arrow. The bow...

Did you know that students who graduate from Classical-Christian schools score an average of 325 points higher on the SAT? In other...