The podcast reboots (a third time) coinciding with the start of the new academic year!

Mr. Tremblay asks Mr. Bean why students need to speak publicly.

Mr. Tremblay and Mrs. Sweet reflect on the Class of 2025 Commencement and discuss the challenges and blessings of forming adolescents.

Mr. Bean ask questions regarding the daily experience of a student at Mount Royal Academy. Topics such as cell phones, seminar discussions, and classroom participation illuminate a much different way than secular education.

Andrew Zwerneman of Cana Academy discusses the challenges and solutions of teaching civics education and how to make history both interesting and accurate.

https://www.canaacademy.org/

https://www.history250.org/

What is the role of prayer in a Catholic school? How can prayer prepare graduates to embrace the life of discipleship? What is the relationship between prayer and study?

https://www.mountroyalacademy.com/student-life/liturgical-life

https://www.mountroyalacademy.com/student-life/education-in-virtue

Jay Boren - the Headmaster at St. Benedict Classical Academy in Natick, MA - joins the show to discuss the challenges that beset Catholic schools and how fresh governance models combined with an emphasis on strong Catholic identity can reinvigorate the mission.

https://www.stbca.org/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jay-boren-b87584130/

Mr. Bean poses an existential question to Mr. Tremblay: Why should classical Catholic schools prioritize athletics in the mission?

Mr. Tremblay and Mr. Bean discuss being a catechist in the local parish and the similarities between OCIA and teaching high school students,

https://catholicclassroom.org/

https://bethlehemsociety.com/product/catholic-revival/

https://mailchi.mp/mountroyalacademy/schoolnewsletter3262025

Mr. Tremblay asks Mr. Bean why he wrote a book.

If you would like to purchase his book, visit https://bethlehemsociety.com/product/catholic-revival/