Academics

Encountering Truth, Goodness, and Beauty: Putting on the Mind of Christ

“If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” — John 8:31-32

A Classical Pedagogy

Our curriculum is rooted in ideas and tradition greater than ourselves. Beginning with the first written documents of human history and working its way through Western Civilization’s most prominent thinkers, our curriculum introduces our students to
the most fundamental questions of humanity, such as:

Why am I here?
What is there? What is true about the world?
What do I do about it?
Does God exist?
Where am I going?
In an age where students are constantly being bombarded by the ideas and values of the world, our curriculum teaches them how to think, preparing them to pursue Truth wherever they go.

COURSES INCLUDE:
Humanities
Theology
Math
Philosophy
Science
Trivium (Composition, Logic, etc.)
Language (Latin)
Art
Music
Life Seminar

The Art of Living

Our challenging curriculum will help students to think clearly and prepare them for whatever they go on to do. Most importantly, though, we aim to help students learn how to live well—“to become who you are” (St. John Paul II).

Going against the world’s idolatry of workaholism, we strive to foster a culture of contemplation and leisure teaching the importance of integrating work, play, and rest.

Everything that the students learn—the traditions of the faith, humanity throughout the ages, mathematics, the sciences, language, logic, and the arts—all culminate in contemplating the mysteries of what it means to be human.

Students learning the art of living is not just essential for living well themselves, but also in their ability to be an island of humanity for others to take refuge.