Classical Courses

Explore our comprehensive curriculum rooted in Catholic liberal arts education.

Language Studies

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Learn Greek and Latin through classical methods and engaging instruction.

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Arts and Music

Experience literature, music, and arts integrated into a rich educational framework.

Develop critical thinking and philosophical skills through our unique curriculum.

Philosophy and History

Frequently Asked Questions

What subjects are offered?

We offer Greek, Latin, ancient/medieval history, literature, music, Christian philosophy, general science, biology, algebra, & traditional logic.

Is this program for homeschoolers?

Yes, we highly encourage homeschool students to apply for our programs. Our hybrid structure provides homeschool families expert instruction along with a structured curriculum.

What is classical education?

Classical education emphasizes Greek and Roman history, language, and arts through traditional methods of instruction.

How are classes conducted?

Classes are taught using classical methods that promote critical thinking and deep understanding.

Who are the instructors?

Our instructors are experienced educators specializing in classical liberal arts and various subjects. Dr. Shoemaker (Christian philosophy, history, & logic) earned his doctorate in classical philosophy has over 15 years of teaching experience. Mrs. Chase (science & mathematics) has taught for over five years. Ms. Bergstrom (religion & medieval literature) earned her teaching credential from CSUF. Mr. Jamias (music & music history) earned his master's degree and has taught music for five years.

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Classical Education Courses