A Little Child Shall Lead Them
A Little Child Shall Lead Them By Matt McKeown Classic education continues to thrive because it answers the desire of the human heart. The public focus and rhetoric […]
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Student Essay: Philosophia Ancilla Theologiæ
Student Essay: Philosophia Ancilla Theologiæ By Cody Tucker No matter its source, truth is one. At the heart of Christianity is Jesus Christ, who said himself to be
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For the Love of Our Students
For the Love of Our Students By Kimberly Farley Working for CLT has given me the opportunity to witness the amazing degree of our pupils’ character. The CLT
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Student Story: An Untimely Guest
Student Story: An Untimely Guest By Rachel Ruggero My grandparents’ house was alive with the sounds and smells of Thanksgiving when I arrived. The house was noisy and
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Interview: Opening Students’ Minds to the Great Conversation
Opening Students’ Minds to the Great Conversation A former teacher, school administrator, and indeed school founder (as well as a periodic contributor to the Journal), Rachel Greb has
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Student Essay: A Shepherd In the Wilderness
Student Essay: A Shepherd In the Wilderness By Bennet Bauer Being a priest in the Southwest in the 1870s was not a calling for the faint of heart.
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Now Launching CLT Student Appreciation Week!
Now Launching CLT Student Appreciation Week By Jeremy Tate As I’ve shared before, I worked for some years as a teacher in American public schools. It was this
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Student Essay: Fear: The Cornerstone of Courage
Student Essay: Fear: The Cornerstone of Courage By Faith X. In our age, it is the subtle vice of complacency more than the obvious one of cowardice that
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The Great Conversation: Duty
The Great Conversation: Duty By Matt McKeown Duty is one of the oldest topics in western philosophy and literature. Even before the discussions of it that we find
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American Acropolis
American Acropolis The Legacy of U.S. Education By Travis Copeland The erosion of classical education in the United States needs to be a national concern. The American Presidency
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