Category Archives: Classical Christian Education

The Old Schoolhouse “Spotlight” for the month of April, 2012, is on Classical education.  Stephen and Kellyann Walker from Charleston, SC, share a bit on an often overlooked part of Classical education, the quadrivium.  This is thought provoking reading if … Continue reading →

One of the things that makes Veritas Academy unique among educational choices is the fact that it is Classical in approach, Christian in worldview, and based on a University Model that meets two to three days a week and allows … Continue reading →

In a recent “Stand to Reason” podcast Greg Koukl interviewed headmasters Devon Smith of Beacon Hill Classical Academy and Liz Caddow of  Trinity Classical Academy.  This interview is an excellent overview of Classical Christian Education.  Click below to listen on your computer, or right click … Continue reading →

Mr. Patch Blakey, Executive Director of the Association of Classical & Christian Schools, has written an article entitled “Why Only the Trivium?” for publication on the Veritas Academy Blog.  In this the the third and final installment, Mr. Blakey discusses how the … Continue reading →

Mr. Patch Blakey, Executive Director of the Association of Classical & Christian Schools, has written an article entitled “Why Only the Trivium?” for publication on the Veritas Academy Blog.  In this the second of three installments, Mr. Blakey discusses the twentieth century … Continue reading →

Mr. Patch Blakey, Executive Director of the Association of Classical & Christian Schools, has written an article entitled “Why Only the Trivium” for publication on the Veritas Academy Blog.  In this the first of three installments, Mr. Blakey gives an account of … Continue reading →