Probhita Shew, AHS Humanities Tutor 2021/2022 “The getting of knowledge and the getting of delight in knowledge are the chief ends of a child’s education.” ~ Charlotte Mason. A kindergartner comes to school knowing very little, but capable and thirsty for a great deal. He starts with learning his letters and numbers and then is […]
The Final Stretch
We are in the home stretch before summer break. Our students at the high school have already completed their humanities exams, are currently neck deep in a seven- page essay, with science and math exams are on the horizon. I look back at what my students have accomplished this year, and it is pretty amazing. […]
I Am, I Can, I Ought, I Will
Thesis: We each are called into personal and community responsibilities to accomplish good work. I am, I can, I ought, I will Charlotte Mason’s original words, “I am a human being, one of God’s children; I can do right by my fellowmen and by myself; I ought so to do and God help me, I […]
It’s More Than “Playing at Shakespeare”
Greta Owens, MS ITL As we enter this time of the school year, there is a sense of excitement and anticipation.There is an event that comes every year, at the just the right time: the reading of the Shakespeare plays, the announcing of much awaited parts, blocking the scripts and all the work put toward […]
Our Creative Community
Including an excerpt from Grace Garri, Eighth Grade Student One of the delights of working with our student community is the variety of interests our students bring with them to campus. We have students and families who invest in 4H with all it’s opportunities of focus. Several of our students engage in equestrian training and […]