Is There a Better Path?
The goal for a child traveling the classical Christian education path is to become a virtuous human being whose life is completely surrendered to Christ.
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Give Students a Community in Which They Can Thrive
Two elements in the classical Christian model are a structured and orderly learning environment and a Christ-centered community of like-minded families.
Read articleHow Do We Accomplish the Goals of Classical Christian Education?
Classical schools offer imitable teachers, a high academic standard, and a structured environment in a Christ-centered community of like-minded families.
Read articleWhy the Goals of Classical Christian Education are Good for the World
Classical Christian education prepares students to live a good life for the sake of God, neighbor, and self.
Read articleWhat is the Goal of Classical Christian Education?
The end goal of classical Christian education is a virtuous human being whose entire life is surrendered to the lordship of Jesus Christ.
Read articleHow to Keep the Dog from Eating Your Homework, Conclusion
Since schools committed to providing a good education rely on some homework, it is important for teachers and families to deal with the homework question.
Read articleLoving Neighbor is Loving God
It is fine for Christians to tell God we love Him; we should do it every day. But it is better for us to show Him we love Him by obeying His commandments.
Read articleFor Just Such a Time as This
The standards for Christian character and academic diligence are high in classical Christian education to prepare students for just such a time as this.
Read articleFollowing the Saints
All baptized Christians are members of the Church universal, along with those who have gone before us and will come after us. That membership is eternal.
Read articleA Root of Selflessness
Love of self is one of those besetting sins common to all of us and out of which springs many sins that are merely symptoms of selfishness.
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