Classical Dialogues

How do we take our theme for the year to be a shining city on a hill and truly be prepared to serve God, family, community, and country?  Listen to our chapel message.

"Ideas have consequences"

Such an important quote rooted in the debate over the falling of Western civilization.  What does it mean for classical Christian schools?  Find out when you listen to our podcast.

Reflections on a quote by Edmund Burke - "You may choose to look the other way, but you can never say again that you did not know." 

How does this apply to education?  Listen and find out (but you already likely know!).

How do we respond to the cultural education of the day that seeks to focus on cancelling our culture and history rather than celebrating it?  Listen first to how two New Yorkers responded and then to how classical Christian education shapes future leaders in the opposite (and positive) way.

With some help from William Federer and his book "Socialism: The Real History from Plato to the Present", hear about the true nature of education in our history and see if it is still right for your family.

Listen to this episode for an uplifting chapel message from April 14.

What are the goals of education?  Is it about a job?  College admittance?  Morals and virtue?  Listen in to this podcast to hear the differences between a government school and a classical Christian school.

Was America founded on Christian principles? What was in the mind of our Founders?  Did that affect how we were formed as a republic?

Is the United States a democracy or a republic?  Does it matter?  What's the difference?

Is classical music racist?  That's part of an argument brewing at Oxford University.  Listen and hear what is truly right about classical music.