Sentences with phrase «classical school»

With the two new classical schools, the hope is more students in those areas will have an opportunity to enroll.

Commenters seem to be dividing into two classical schools of thought who favor modern publishing business model and disagree with flexible pricing practices.

Although this kind of culture conflict is a problem for Christian education of every variety, it might be a more striking problem in classical schools because of the expectation that our graduates will be uniquely equipped to stand against the world and change the culture.

Moore was founding principal for seven years at Ridgeview Classical Schools in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Skinner North Classical School is a selective enrollment elementary school, which opened in September 2009.

The English Classical School opened in 1821 with 101 male students in Boston, which also was the seat for America's first high school -LSB-...]

The English Classical School opened in 1821 with 101 male students in Boston, which also was the seat for America's first high school -LSB-...]

Seven Oaks Classical School hopes to get a charter authorization through Grace College, after the Indiana Charter School Board denied their application.

Prior to joining the Roosevelt / Kaleidoscope team in 2015, she worked at Classical School with primary level reading and in the library.

Mr. Edward L. Ford (Poe Elementary Classical School: Parent Representative) has served on a local school council since 2013, when he served as a Parent Representative in South Chicago's Ronald Brown Elementary Community Academy.

Medley also flagged independently - run Charlotte Classical School, noting the 6 - 5 vote by the advisory board amid concerns about the school's education plan — applicants did not discuss the components of a «classical education» during their application interview, in spite of the fact that it's the mission of the school to provide students with a classical education.

Dozens of homeschooling curriculums allow parents to replicate such programs in areas where classical schools are unavailable.

St. Benedict Elementary is a Catholic classical school serving kindergarten through sixth grade, situated alongside the Charles River in Natick, Massachusetts.

So many of the men and women who have been formed in classical schools such as TAC have seen the need for a fundamental rethinking of, and recommitment to, Catholic education.

That quote comes from an education reformer who used to teach in a high - powered classical school.

The Chicago school system has announced a plan to transform three neighborhood schools into magnet schools and open two new selective - enrollment classical schools.

«I am very excited to dig into Relay's best - practices, especially those focused on accelerating the development of new teachers,» says Malcolm Gilchrist, Head of School at Herron High School, an Indianapolis Classical School.

One teacher is a former Ridgeview Classical School pupil whom Moore has known since she was 12 years old and yes, he finds that fairly astonishing!

The board rejected applications for Forsyth Preparatory Academy and Francis Classical School.

In economics the good stuff comes through the British classical school and through Menger, Boehm Bawerk, Mises, Hutt, Rothbard, Reisman and others.

Students at Skinner North Classical School have some of the highest test scores in Illinois on state exams.

The proposed charter, Seven Oaks Classical School, touts a mission «to train the minds and improve the hearts of young people through a rigorous classical education in the liberal arts and sciences.»

Colorado's excellent Ridgeview Classical Schools, where Moore was the founding principal, «prides itself on the centrality of Socratic discussions, purposeful discussions of literary texts, conceptual approaches to mathematics and science, and a close scrutiny of primary source documents.»

The district also plans to open two new classical schools — one in the Bronzeville neighborhood and one on the Southwest side.

He currently serves as a Parent Representative at the Edgar Allen Poe Elementary Classical School and a member of the Englewood Community Action Council.

The English Classical School opened in 1821 with 101 male students in Boston, which also was the seat for America's first high school of any kind, the Boston Latin Grammar School.

Third, in both classical schooling and higher education, a self - conscious recovery of a biblical and philosophical understanding of created nature and the practical and spiritual relationship to it that fosters the human good must have a place in the curriculum.

Second, classical schools are multiplying at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.

Though the classical curriculum is a distinguishing marker for a classical school, the faith life of the school must be vibrant as well.

Learn more about this classical school of yoga and...

Colorado: Jefferson Academy Elementary, Broomfield; Liberty Common School, Ft. Collins; Ridgeview Classical Schools,...

Chicago has five high - demand classical schools throughout the city now, but more than 1,000 students who qualified to enroll in a classical school this year did not receive an offer.

«Chicago Public Schools students are leading the country in academic gains, and these new STEM Magnet and classical schools will help continue to grow that record progress,» says Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

«Chicago Public Schools students are leading the country in academic gains, and these new STEM Magnet and classical schools will help continue to grow that record progress,» Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.

CPS» Skinner North Classical School has some of the highest scores in Illinois on state exams.

Most of those were selective - enrollment schools in CPS, including Skinner North Classical School, where, on a recent day this month, fifth - graders were working on sixth - grade material in social studies, weaving in the literacy goals and nonfiction text of the Common Core standards.

Seven Oaks Classical School, a charter school proposed for Monroe County, proposes a focus on educating children through a classical education in the liberal arts and sciences.

The classical school of criminology was developed in the eighteenth century, and its main contributors or founding fathers were Jeremy Bentham and Cesare de Beccaria.

A portentous affair, it's inspired by the classical school of music to support the setting of upper - class nitwits having a get together, talking about how good the wine is.

Elijah Craig was the founder of a classical school which later became Georgetown College.