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Forged and Composed: Timeless Ways of Living.

Teaching Children the Fruit of Longsuffering

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Something Bigger Than Myself

In Sarah’s words, her teachers taught her “how to know what’s right and how to do what’s right.” That is what we mean when we say a classical education prepares young people for real life.

September 24, 2026
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Teaching Children the Fruit of Longsuffering

A new generation of parents has arrived, people who love their children more visibly, more anxiously, and more attentively than perhaps any generation before them.

August 24, 2026By Dr. Toyin Atolagbe
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What's in a Word?

What does it mean to be human?

July 14, 2026By Dr. Christopher Perrin
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Poetry Is for You

Poetry is humanity's essential inheritance—a discipline that awakens us to full awareness and connects us across time.

July 8, 2026By Christine Perrin
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Why the Study of Music Can Be far More than We Imagine

Modern music education focuses narrowly on instrumental performance, composer biographies, and concert-hall repertoire from the past 300 years—treating music as extracurricular refinement or a tool for boosting test scores.

July 8, 2026By Greg Wilbur

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A Particular Kind of Life

“Classical education is not about preparing students for a particular career, but for a particular kind of life: a life of wisdom, virtue, and human flourishing.”

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