St. John’s Academy, a Classical Christian School, is seeking a full-time Physical Education teacher. Located in beautiful St. Augustine, Florida, St. John’s Academy has been partnering with parents for over 26 years teaching students how to think, not what to think. Qualified candidates should demonstrate a personal relationship with Jesus Read more…
St. John’s Academy, a Classical Christian School, is seeking a full-time 3rd-grade teacher. Located in beautiful St. Augustine, Florida, St. John’s Academy has been partnering with parents for over 26 years teaching students how to think, not what to think. Qualified candidates should demonstrate a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, Read more…
Smith Preparatory Academy is a growing Christian classical school just north of Orlando in Altamonte Springs. SPA is seeking applications for dedicated, dynamic instructors and assistants for Lower School, plus an Upper School Literature instructor (Master’s with 18 hours in subject preferred for US teachers). Pay is competitive, 4 year Read more…
Searching for a Head of School for newly established classical, Catholic high school within the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter. Corpus Christi Academy in Charleston, SC will open this fall (2021) as a hybrid 2 day per week program and transition to full time high school next year Read more…
Holy Trinity Classical Christian School seeks to hire a qualified Grammar School teacher. Minimum requirements include a Bachelor’s Degree from a four-year college or university. Preferred candidates for this position would possess at least two years of experience teaching grammar school. Holy Trinity recruits faculty who are committed Christians, who Read more…
This series of articles will ask 12 questions of curriculum. These are questions that you ought to ask when assessing your school’s curriculum to know that the course your students follow will truly take them where they need to go. “Since we cannot deceive the whole human race all the Read more…
Among the many things that—for me at least—add to the magic of Christmastime is the annual dusting off of some wonderful hymns on the Advent of our Lord. I rotate between favorites. A few years ago it was “Thou Who Wast Rich Beyond All Splendor.” Last year it was “Of Read more…
Fyodor Dostoevsky’s classic, The Brothers Karamazov, is, for my money, mainly about the soul of Russia as it was in the late 19th century. It is mainly about the tug-of-war between the swelling tide of atheism (as represented by Ivan, Rakitin, and Smerdyakov) and the flickering light of theism as Read more…
A classical education—by any worthwhile definition—emphasizes the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome in its curriculum. Their histories, literature, and ideas get more airtime than anyone else’s. That emphasis precipitates a persistent question in the minds of many present-day parents and educators who, being drawn to classical education through its Read more…
A little more than a month ago, one of the short-lived internet firestorms to which we’ve now grown so accustomed cropped up and raged as the dates of a homeschooling summit hosted by Harvard Law School drew nearer. At the center of the impending summit (now postponed due to COVID-19), Read more…