Reflections on restful classical learning from the instructors and staff of Scholé Academy.
~ by Monika Minehart ~A few weeks before Thanksgiving, my daughter ran up to me in the evening after looking out the front window and exclaimed with joy,…
~ by Lauren Hartke ~As a literature teacher, "What is your favorite book?" is a question that I ask my students in the first session of the year…
~ by Tyrone Benson ~“But no one can tame the tongue; it is a restless evil and full of deadly poison” (Jas. 3:8, NASB). So proceeds a saying…
~ by Presbytera Maria Koulianos ~ Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it. ~ Proverbs…
~ by Joanne Schinstock, Presb. Maria Koulianos, and Rhea Bright ~From the inception of Scholé Academy in 2014, Dr. Perrin’s vision included three houses of studies to provide…
~ by Lisa Jacobson ~Children have beautiful eyes. I love to look long and hard into them: the mirror of their souls. This gift of lovely eyes is…
~ by Joanne Schinstock ~This summer I’ve been reading In This House of Brede by Rumer Godden. The premise of the book centers on the protagonist, Phillipa Talbot,…
~ by Alison Johansen ~ One of my favorite poets, Robert Frost, is known for saying what has been proven to be true for me time and time…
~ by Angelique Chaverri ~For many, reading is one of the great joys of life. We find adventure, beauty, insight into the human condition, new skills, and even…
~ by Monika Minehart ~“What do you want to be when you grow up?” We hear this question repeated again and again to our children from a very…
~ by Jesse Hake and Joelle Hodge ~ Dante and Beatrice lived on the top of my bookshelf. Or rather, matching Dante and Beatrice bookends crown the highest…
~ by Casey McCall ~This school year I’ve had the privilege of teaching two new classes at Scholé Academy on the writings of C.S. Lewis, one for middle…
