Logic School

Logic School students are trained in the art of entering conversation through questions and in following the argument to truth.

As a Classical, Christian school, our curriculum is rooted in love for God and neighbor and seeks to engage the whole student - body, mind, heart - through consistent exposure to that which is true, good, and beautiful across the curriculum. Our curriculum includes the liberal arts of language and mathematics, the natural sciences, philosophy, and theology.

A Time Tested
Curriculum:

6th through 8th Grade

Logic School is the stage at which students begin to discover that education is not a collection of disconnected facts, but a conversation about God’s reality. Through conversational classrooms, students are taught to ask better questions in history, literature, logic, mathematics, science, and Latin courses. With instructors who know that education is formation and not merely information dissemination, students follow an argument patiently. As they move from sixth through eighth grade, the work becomes more demanding, but also more rewarding: careful reading, thoughtful writing, disciplined reasoning, humility, and diligence become settled habits rather than occasional exercises. By the end of Logic School, students are prepared to enter Rhetoric School with greater confidence and maturity, having learned that truth is coherent because it belongs to God.

  • "Being at The Oaks has brought so much activity to our dining room table. The nitty gritty English, puzzling math, timeless books, beautiful art, treasured sketches, meaningful discussions about assurances in faith as well as doubt and how to understand it are all at the center of our household where we have found a habit of restful work and conversation. I know this cornerstone habit will serve as a mighty bedrock in all that is to come for my family and me."

    Audra Kirkendall

Prospective parents are invited to join us for an informational meeting on our campus to learn about the Classical, Christian, Collaborative model of education and to receive an admissions packet.

Informational Meetings are a time to learn about our mission as a school. We look forward to sharing with you about our history, our unique approach to education at each stage of learning, and our close partnership with parents in the formation of children. We also welcome any questions you may have.