"If you’re going to be a leader, then you have to be a reader.”  This adage is especially true for those of us who have discovered Classical Christian education “late in life,” so to speak.  If we are going to lead our children to experience the disciplines and delights of this type of education without having received it ourselves, then we have some catching up to do.  Please find below links to brief articles that describe many (un)familiar aspects of this wonderful enterprise we call Classical Christian education.”

Perseverence Pays - Paideia Students and PSAT Scores - Patsy Hinton
Elevators, Education, and You - Joe Bray
Who Is a “Member” At The Paideia School? Why Should I Care?
Christ Our Vision, Christ Our Shield - D. Matthew Allen
Abortion Uncensored - Lisbeth Eskut
Three Faithful Servants - Matthew Lang
Why We Conduct Standardized Testing - Patsy Hinton
We Happy Few... (2008 Commencement Speech) - Joe Bray
Paideia & Classical Christian Education - A Family Testimony
A Family Testimonial - Jon & Vicki LaBruzzo
The Only Good Language is a Dead Language
Paideia as God's Little Counter-culture - Joe Bray
A Comparison of the Four Gospels- KariElise Raabe
Who in the World Do We Think We Are? Paideia's Mission - Joe Bray
Stop the Presses: Why Digital Media Is Superior to Print Media - Daniel Troyer
Seminar Seeds- Patsy Hinton
A History of the World As We Know It - part I - D. Matthew Allen
A History of the World As We Know It - part II - D. Matthew Allen
A History of the World As We Know It - part III - D. Matthew Allen
Competing for Their Hearts & Minds - ACSI Christian School Comment, Volume 39, No. 2
Speech - The Next Frontier - Joe Bray
Competing for your Children - ACSI Christian School Comment Volume 39, No. 1
A College Visit and So Much More - Patsy Hinton
Laws In the Land of Opportunity: A Critique of Immigration Policy - Daniel Troyer
Healing the Welfare Malady: A Biblical Solution - Mary Crookston
Restriction and Religion: A Defense of R-Rated Films - Thomas Carson
Classical Christian Education: American Education’s Last Best Hope - D. Matthew Allen
Science Taken Seriously - Dr. Arthur Robinson
Intelligent Design in Biology: The Current Situation and Future prospects - Phillip E. Johnson
School Culture - Nancy Wilson
Your School's Atmosphere - Debbie Harris, CiRCE Consultant
An Historical Perspective on a Muslim Being Sworn into Congress on the Koran - David Barton
A Brief, Unauthorized, Alarming History of American Public Education - Joe Bray
Authors Respond to Critical Review - Robert Littlejohn & Charles T. Evans
Re-Thinking the Trivium? - Part II: A Review of Robert Littlejohn & Charles T. Evans, Wisdom and Eloquence
Re-Thinking the Trivium? - Part I: A Review of Robert Littlejohn & Charles T. Evans, Wisdom and Eloquence
Thanksgiving Proclamation- George Washington
Why We Study Greek - Greek II Class (Thomas Carson, Jenica Leahy)
A Nation At Greater Risk - Mardy Langner
Cultivating Paideia's Culture - Joe Bray
Good News about the Great Hall (Not a Study Hall!)
The DaVinci Code Part I - Jennifer Anhari
The DaVinci Code Part II - Jennifer Anhari
Why Choose Paidea? A Parent's perspective - Matt Allen
From the Frontlines: Why Classical is Better than A.P. or I.B. - Scott J. Mahurin
How Should We Then Teach? - Joe Bray
The Policy Governance Model - Dr. John Carver
Carver's Policy Governance Model in Nonprofit Organizations - John Carver and Miriam Carver
The Lost Tools of Learning - Dorothy Sayers
The Lost Tools Of Learning Chart - Logos School
The Trivium in Biblical Perspective - Randy Booth
The Seven Liberal Arts - Joe Bray
How to Get the Classical Education You Never Had - Susan Wise Bauer
What is a Classical School? - Douglas Wilson
Why Education Reform is Necessary...Now - ACCS Classis 1995
The Return to Classical Standards - ACCS Classis 1995
Classical Education: Why Does It Work? - by Tom Spencer
Classical Education and the Importance of Fathers - by Wesley J. Callihan
Essential Academic Work - by Tom Spencer
Classical and Christian Education Revisited - by Gregg Strawbridge
What's So Great About Classical Education - by Steve Wilkins
Competing in the Real World - by Tim Moon
In Defense of Classical Education - Tracy Lee Simmons
Reasons of the Heart - Peter Kreeft
What is Classical Education? - Revisited - Martin Cothran
Why Study the Pagans? - Cheryl Lowe

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