Mirroring C.S. Lewis’s vision in Mere Christianity, the Great Hall is where families from every Christian tradition find common ground. Here, students study Latin, logic, mathematics, science, writing, history, literature, and art together, united by the shared convictions of the Nicene Creed. The Great Hall is our home for core courses.
“How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in unity!”
Psalm 133:1
Each House honors the real and important differences of its tradition. Students enter into conversations and studies shaped by a particular faith community, whether Orthodox, Catholic, or Anglican.
The Great Hall welcomes students from all Christian traditions. Courses are rooted in a classical curriculum and the tenets of the Nicene Creed, bringing students together across denominational traditions.
A school within a school, serving K through 12 students and families in the Orthodox Christian tradition. Courses in liberal arts, catechism, languages, iconography, and Byzantine chant rooted in the good and great books of Western and Eastern European culture.
Courses within the Catholic intellectual tradition, supporting students’ spiritual formation through Scripture, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the liberal arts.
Classical courses offered in the Anglican and Protestant tradition. A place where students can learn with like-minded believers, engaging the breadth of the Anglican and Reformed heritage.