A Classical Revival Puts Education at a Crossroads
One college entrance exam is challenging the norm.
April 15, 2026
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A Classical Revival Puts Education at a Crossroads
Liberty Nation News • Corey Smith
What begins as a debate over college admissions tests is quickly becoming something much larger: a renewed public argument over whether education should train students merely for careers or form them for wisdom, virtue, and thoughtful citizenship. As the CLT gains ground with universities, service academies, and families looking for something deeper, this piece highlights why the recovery of a more humane and demanding vision of learning matters well beyond the classroom.
Corey Smith
Liberty Nation News
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