September Update
From the desk of Lewis House President, Eli Smith This month in House Culture, the House Competition got off to a roaring start. The Mondays we have had included lessons on etiquette, flag folding, and car detailing. The competition has been fairly balanced with Lewis, Bunyan and Spurgeon all within reach of first place. Lewis, […]
History
Classical education is a holistic form of education. It encompasses, in its different phases, a complete understanding of human knowledge. In its grammar phase it is the pure gathering of information, moving on in logic to understanding what they have been taught, and in rhetoric to appreciating, analyzing, and applying that information. In rhetoric history we attempt to get the students to […]
Humility
In the Old Testament, the mention of humility in Deuteronomy 8 carries with it the notion of destitution, especially before the gaze of the mighty God. Pharaoh felt this powerful look in Exodus and yet did not humble himself or bow down in reverence. The Bible uses the word “humbled” to describe the state of a […]
