The challenging thing about life is that living it requires wisdom. Another way to say that is that life requires judgment and that judgment in turn requires wisdom. Since we have so little wisdom, we are continuously and continually inclined to avoid the need to exercise judgment by replacing it with one of two options: […]
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GUEST POST BY MATT BIANCO If you have ever taught a group of children (or adults for that matter!) in any setting—in your home school, in Sunday School, in a Christian school, or in another situation—you have experienced chaos. I do not need to define the term for you. Well, I was recently teaching a
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Current CiRCE apprentice, Kim Jahn, wrote this and we liked it so much we thought we’d post it here on the blog. Have any of you read Joseph Pieper’s Leisure: The Basis of Culture? I’ve been reading it and for the first time I am seeing the truth in “celebration, feast, and festival”. The soul
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Great Hearts Academies, the national leader in public, classical liberal arts education, is seeking visionary and energetic school leaders for new and established K-5 and 6-12 schools in Arizona, Texas, and Tennessee. Great Hearts believes that rigorous liberal arts education, grounded in the best of the Western tradition and delivered in a tuition-free, public charter
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