In most modern classrooms, you’ll find tablets, group projects, and interactive apps. What you won’t find is a child standing tall, hands at their side, eyes forward, calmly reciting a psalm or a passage of Cicero from memory. And yet, for centuries, recitation was...
If your school begins the day with chapel, morning liturgy, or a sacred assembly—and you don’t talk about it on your website—you’re missing a major opportunity. This daily rhythm isn’t just routine. It’s radical. It speaks volumes about who you are, what you believe,...
Classical education is about formation—not just information. But too often, your blog doesn’t reflect that. It becomes a bulletin board instead of a window into transformation. And when that happens, you lose one of your most powerful tools: storytelling. If you want...
Every classical school has a parent handbook. Most are unread. Not because parents don’t care—but because schools make it hard to care. They bury virtue-rich policies in 60-page PDFs. They use dense legalistic language. And worst of all, they treat the handbook as a...
Classical schools are built on timeless foundations—truth, goodness, beauty, courage, humility, wonder. And yet, when a parent visits your homepage, these virtues are often hidden beneath generic language, awkward mission statements, or buried four clicks deep in the...
Your school tour page is not a checklist. It’s not a scheduling form. It’s not a map of where to park or a reminder to wear comfortable shoes. Those things matter—but they’re not why parents click the “Book a Tour” button. They click because something deeper stirs in...
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