The $10 Billion Rise Of Classical Christian Education
A 2,500-year-old educational approach is quietly disrupting the $750 billion K-12 education market.
Forbes • Sarah Hernholm
Classical Christian education is no longer a small countercurrent; it is becoming a visible force in the American school landscape, with hundreds of thousands of students and growing attention from parents, educators, and even investors. This Forbes piece frames that rise in market terms, but beneath the numbers is a deeper question: why are so many families searching again for an education ordered toward wisdom, virtue, and lasting human formation? At Humanitas Institute, we think that search reflects a growing recognition that children need more than academic performance; they need schools that help them love what is true, good, and beautiful.
