Posts from the Scholé Academy blog.
~ by Edward Kotynski~There is a tendency in our society to fragment the self into separate spheres. Each part of the self is analyzed on its own merits,…
~ by Sarah Marshall ~ And God said “Let there be music...” Well, not exactly. God said let there be seas; let there be birds, fish and animals;…
~ from Scholé Academy ~We're celebrating Father's Day with a heartfelt salute to the extraordinary fathers who are also teachers at Schole Academy! These remarkable dads embody the…
~ by Chris Marchand ~Several times over the course of every school year I am filled with the same unsettling feeling: That’s it. Today’s the day. I’m finally…
~ by Peter Belfry ~Computer Programming? At a Classical Christian school? When you first hear of the concept, you may be a bit surprised. Having completed my MA…
~ by Catherine Wise ~As engaged parents and educators, I feel reasonably confident that most adults reading this pull from a fantastic reservoir of high quality classic children’s…
~ by Christi Seaward ~One of life’s great joys is reading classic literature where authors instruct and delight. Charlotte Brontë is one of those great authors. In her…
~ by Andy Newman ~How readers approach a poem, or short story, or novel will determine what they find. There is an old saying that everything looks like…
~ by Tyrone Benson ~Earlier this school year (October 2022), I penned an article published in this blog: “A Tamed Tongue As a Type of Temperance.” Its subtitle,…
~ by Rhea Bright ~And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that…
