The One Who Does Not Follow

November 14th at 8pm ET

We all know this kind of family (and yours may be one): A godly, thoughtful, faithful and “model” family with several children. The children are all homeschooled and appear healthy, respectful, resourceful, and faithful to Christ and the church. Then one of the children wanders from the faith and rejects the church. If we are honest, this is not uncommon but it is often hard to address, discuss, and understand. In this seminar, we will discuss the current cultural challenges that we and our children are confronting in an increasingly secular society, with many competing voices calling and tempting our children–despite our best efforts to protect and provide for them. We will address the ways we can wisely protect our children but will also discuss the biblical basis for trusting in God for our children’s well-being and salvation when they wander from the fold.

Fall College Night

October 24th

Scholé Academy’s virtual College Night featured a panel of Christian college leaders offering thoughtful perspectives for those thinking about higher education and concerned with faith formation.

Learning Differences

July 23

This Live Learning Event, hosted by Scholé Academy and ClassicalU, includes a panel of experts and practitioners discussing how classical educators ought to and can serve students with learning differences.

Latin Alive Updates with Karen Moore

July 11

Latin Alive! author Karen Moore hosted a webinar to discuss the newly revised Latin Alive! Books 1 and 2. She presented an overview of what changes to expect, gave a tour of the books’ new designs, and answered a multitude of questions from attendees.

Novare Science with John Mays and Chris Hall

August 16

Novare Science founder John Mays and Scholé Academy instructor Chris Hall hosted a webinar to discuss how biology strengthens Christian belief. Together, they explained that the more you study life, the more you’ll find signs pointing back to the Creator.

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May 16

Kyra Limberakis, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer for Orthodox Volunteer Corps speak about “A Resilient Spirit and a Soft Heart: Serving on the Margins”

Writing is Still Important: A Conversation with Paul Kortepeter

April 4

Ponder with author Paul Kortepeter why rhetorical training is still vital in our information-saturated world. Follow the ancient path of rhetoric where reading and imitation are foundations to writing, and where writing naturally leads to rhetoric. Writing & Rhetoric taps into an ancient art that moves us beyond a chatbot world to imitating and emulating the great authors.

Fireside Stories with Dr. Anika Prather

March 7 

Encounter the rich West African Griot tradition and listen as Dr. Anika Prather imparts this rich cultural experience and the formative value of hearing these oral narratives with students in the home or classroom. Participants will also learn of Dr. Prather’s forthcoming audio recordings where she shares from this heritage directly with students.

Crispina Read Aloud Family Night

February 22

Elizabeth Crispina Johnson, of blessed memory, was a founding instructor of St. Raphael School. Beloved by students, families, and the wide Orthodox community, she left a legacy of literacy which generations will treasure.  As she used to recall, one of her most joyous childhood memories was going to a nearby “small stone library” where she would “curl up in a corner” to read.  It is in this spirit, we announce our inaugural Crispina Read Aloud Family Night!  Come and join us!

Guest Reader: Celeste Gregor, Daughter of Elizabeth Johnson

Great Hall Open House 

January 24, 2024

The Great Hall Open House is a chance to learn more about all our academic departments.  See what is being offered in the Scholé Academy Great Hall and how the courses in all departments can meet the needs of your family.