The CiRCE Summer Institute is one of our newest events but it’s fast becoming one of our favorites. Truth is, it’s hard to beat the kind of discussion, camaraderie, and community that comes with small group discussion of a great book in a beautiful setting. We wish everyone could come, but that would defeat the […]
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Guest post by Andrew Pudewa MORTIMER ADLER, IN HIS PAIDEIA PROPOSAL calling for a return to a classical curriculum, points out one of the major problems of modern education: the confusion of Information, Ideas, and Skills. While Information (facts) is primarily learned through memorization and can be assessed on a percentage-success basis, Ideas are different—they
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GUEST POST BY MICHAEL HICKS A word of introduction: Ever since I heard Andrew Kern say “We are all postmodernists”, my casual attempts to refute and ignore that statement have failed and I’ve been disquieted as a result. The following reflection represents my assessment of my generation’s interpretation of that postmodernism. My burden as an
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Our good friend Vigen Guroian will be making an appearance in Dallas at The Chapel of the Cross, October 19 and 20. See: Hughes Series Flyer
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Prospective Student Weekend! October 26-28 Each Fall at New College, we enjoy the privilege of hosting prospective students from all across the country. This a great time for juniors and seniors in high school to get to know the college, spend time with current students, and visit Franklin at a beautiful time of the year.
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GUEST POST BY BRYAN SIMPERS I have always been bad at math. I don’t know whether it is some kind of disability or whether it’s just not in my Nature, but I feel the lack just the same. To that end, I’ve been studying in the “Geometry for Dummies” or “Algebra Made Easy” shallow end
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Eastbrook Academy is a classical Christian, Kindergarten through High School Academy. The Academy Head is the chief operating officer appointed by the Board to implement the Academy’s mission and operating policy. He/she is an educational director who provides day-to-day educational leadership for the Academy. The Academy Head carries out the Academy’s broad educational mission and
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From Regents School of Oxford, in Oxford, MS: Office Manager position open immediately. Duties include but are not limited to oversight of office, enrollment/admissions, assistant to the headmaster, general bookkeeping, publishing/editing of office publications. Please apply by: 1) sending a resume to mjohnson@regentsofoxford.org and 2) setting an appointment with Dr. Johnson by contacting Molly Roberts
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Friends, We have decided to cancel the Greek Plays and Poetry courses due to low enrollment. These two course will not be offered this fall. If you signed up, we thank you for your interest and you will receive a full refund for any payments you have made, including the $25 application fee you paid
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Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy: A Challenge Foundation Academy, a western North Carolina public charter school (K-12, 1,200 students), seeks a high school chemistry teacher to teach Honors Chemistry and AP Chemistry. Newsweek ranks Thomas Jefferson no. 120 among the nation’s high schools, and The Washington Post ranks Thomas Jefferson no. 133 among the nation’s public
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To give our employees some much needed post-conference rest, we’re closing our office from Wednesday, July 25 – Friday, July 27. We will be back to work on Monday, July 30. If you have an urgent order and/or question, please get in touch (or place your order) prior to the 25th. If you don’t need
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Ramah Christian Classical School located in Huntersville, NC is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 school year for the following positions: 2nd/3rd grade and 5th/6th grade. Ramah Christian Classical School is dedicated to operating a school honoring Christ and is committed to providing a classical education challenging the mind, spirit and body. Interested candidates should
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