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Why We Do What We Do: Chronological Quest
It’s time to unpack why we do what we do with Chronological Quest.
Introducing Liberty Classical’s Meaningful Purpose
Most organizations or businesses these days have a mission statement of some sort, the best ones are a strong and succinct summary of what the organization aims to accomplish.
Establishing a Fall Routine
As we enter the autumn season, set aside some time to plan how you want your mornings, days and evenings to feel this year, and how you can organize your time and create routines to help achieve less-stressed weekdays.
Meet Brent Fischer
When Brent Fischer joined the faculty of Liberty Classical Academy, it was in the middle of a series of changes and new things in his life.
Why We Put Our Students On Stage
If education is meant to shape a life (which it is), then we must let our students practice living. Living means learning. It means trying and failing and then trying again.
Why Our Family Changed to Liberty Classical
The difference between the kids’ first school and Liberty Classical was something we couldn’t deny. For us, it’s never been about Liberty being perfect. We didn’t need a perfect school for our daughters. We needed a school that was awake.
Meet Caitlin Elkins
Liberty Classical is building lives that inspire. Maybe you’ve heard that before. But those aren’t just words on paper…or…screen. It’s not just a lofty hope. It’s real…and it’s happening. We’re doing it with the curriculum we’ve chosen and with the faith we’re driven by.
Meet Julie Holbrook
Costa Rica. China. Austria. Italy. Germany. Azerbaijan. Indonesia. Singapore. Philippines. Australia. Kenya. East Minneapolis. White Bear Lake.
What do all of these places have in common?
Dave St. Martin: Athletics at a Christian Private School
Liberty Classical Academy’s Meaningful Purpose “Liberty classically educates children to be moral leaders that impact the culture for Christ” What does that mean? How is that accomplished? Our Christian, private school reaches into the community through a variety of ways. I would like to focus on our athletics program and how it can have an…
The education of great thinkers throughout history
What do Copernicus, Martin Luther, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, Susan B. Anthony, Frederick Douglas, Marie Currie and Albert Einstein all have in common?
They all received a classical education.