As a Classical School, we seek to cultivate habits of virtue and nourish student loves as we study the liberal arts, natural sciences, and the great books. We prioritize depth over breadth to foster delight and mastery while honoring the limits of human capacity.
We study latin, logic, and rhetoric. We teach with the grain of student development. Our curriculum and standards meet or exceed those of state standards in terms of content, but our home and campus habits of wonder, discovery, and fellowship take us far deeper and beyond content “covered.”
At its heart, the modern Classical education movement is a return not simply to a curriculum but to a way of being. The student who grows in wonder, wisdom, and worship is practically prepared for the good work set before him.
