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When Faith Costs Everything

WHEN FAITH COSTS EVERYTHING Today, I want to take a moment to acknowledge Charlie Kirk. As you likely know, Charlie was...

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Seeing What is True, Good, and Beautiful

SEEING WHAT IS TRUE, GOOD, AND BEAUTIFUL The “Allegory of the Cave” in Book VII of Plato’s Republic...

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How Do Sports Fit Into a Classical Education?

HOW DO SPORTS FIT INTO A CLASSICAL EDUCATION? To what degree should we prioritize sports in an institution that places...

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Reflections on Preparing our Children for Launch

REFLECTIONS ON PREPARING OUR CHILDREN FOR LAUNCH I had the privilege, along with a bit of sadness, of dropping my son...

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Why Would a Christian School Host Retreats?

WHY WOULD A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HOST RETREATS? When I think of the word “retreat,” I immediately associate it with a...

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Welcome to the Round Table

WELCOME TO THE ROUND TABLE This Thursday, August 14, marks the first day of school. If your family is like mine, you...

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Classical Covenantal Education: A Guide for Parents

Classical Covenantal Education: A Guide for Parents Helping Your Child Grow in Knowledge, Understanding, and Wisdom You...

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The Faithfulness of God

Recently, in reflecting on my time here, I found myself pondering God's faithfulness. Why (at times during my tenure...

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Welcome Eric DeVries: Our New Head of School!

After a nationwide search, we have chosen an outstanding new Head of School who shares our vision and brings years of...

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Can We Have Difficult Conversations?

As families, as a school, and as a nation, we’re in trouble if we can’t have difficult conversations. Can we still...

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Is “Justice” Possible In a Community Lacking a Moral Consensus?

In his chapter titled “Can We Know What’s Fair?,” Inazu argues that “fairness” or justice is much less black...

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Empathy: An Essential Component of Effective Communication

Effective civil discourse requires something the Christian community can and must provide—empathy. Empathy is a...