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Classical education rediscovers the Church’s rich tradition of teaching through the use of the great sources and by forming the entire person, not only the mind and soul, but also the body and imagination. It seeks to foster the dispositions needed to perceive reality clearly, to consider it logically, and to express oneself persuasively. These dispositions lay the ground for future academic and career success. Classical educational philosophy and academic programs prepare students not just to “get through” their education but to be formed in all areas of their humanity and to flourish.

Yes! Recent studies of comparative test scores show classically educated students outscore their peers who attend traditional “college preparatory” programs.

Although helpful, students are not required to have prior classical-style education. Our program is rooted in the natural development process of young people, so we are confident that families who desire this kind of education will thrive in it. 

Yes! We believe that a culture where students become who God created them to be looks vibrant with co-curricular activities — these are considered to be part of the formation, therefore they are not “extra” but “co-curricular” — such as house sports, competitions, and debates, while also offering extracurricular activities such as clubs, athletics, and outdoor excursions. Student-initiated/led clubs will be considered and, if approved, given a faculty moderator.

Math and science are an integral part of Catholic Classical education. We will have state-of-the-art science labs and excellent teachers who teach the quadrivium in ways that engage and challenge every student.