CLT sat down with Stuart Williams, Founder and Executive Director of the Classic Learning Foundation, to discuss what the Foundation is, why it is being launched, and what it means for students, parents, and educators.
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A young scholar of philology encountered death face to face on the battlefields of WW1.
The personal losses he suffered were devastating, but he channeled his experience of death into his career as a master of language and myth, and wrote the greatest piece of fictional literature of the 20th century.
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History250 confronts the difficult moments in America’s past without losing sight of the courage, ingenuity, and moral vision that have shaped the nation.
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If you’ve ever wondered how taking the Classic Learning Test (CLT) remotely works, you’re not alone. Thanks to the option for at-home, remotely proctored testing, students across the country can take the CLT and CLT10 from the comfort of their own homes. This blog will guide you through what you need to know, from preparing your space and computer to starting the exam and knowing what to expect on test day.
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CLT sat down with Alex Julian, Director of Classical Baccalaureate (CB), to unpack what CB is and what it means for students, parents and educators. What is Classical
CLT is proud to feature Classical Charter Schools of America as our second CLT School Spotlight. Classical Charter Schools of America is a network of four, tuition-free charter schools
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This month, we are excited to announce our first CLT School Spotlight: Mars Hill Academy! Located in Mason, Ohio, Mars Hill Academy exists to assist parents in training their
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The Tale of Years; or,Why Study History?A Coda tothe Texts in Context Series By Gabriel Blanchard We opened this series noting that, while Henry Ford stated his opinion
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Texts in Context:Timeline of the Postmodern Age By Gabriel Blanchard As the period we have to cover is comparatively small, we have returned to our single-column format for
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Texts in Context:Timeline of Late Modernity,1876-1946 By Gabriel Blanchard Today’s timeline chronicles what we are labelling “Late Modernity” (though we caution the reader that this is not necessarily
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