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The Classic Learning Test is emerging as a new alternative to the SAT and ACT. Emphasizing classic literature and reasoning skills, the CLT is gaining traction with universities across the country.
As school choice options grow, including the new Educational Choice for Children Act, many families have more education opportunities but often feel unsure how to navigate them. The National School Choice Awareness Foundation helps parents understand their options through simple tools, partnerships and bilingual support programs. With help from private donors, the organization is expanding its reach with new resources, including a better school search database, an AI tool and training for school choice navigators.
A left-wing university professor argues that “great books” education is not a conservative project but a deeply humane one. Drawing on Paulo Freire and classroom experience, the essay makes a case for classical education as a path to freedom, community, and the good life.
New Hampshire, where most voucher money has gone to Christian schools, may be a harbinger for ‘universal school choice.’
Chesterton Schools Network empowers parents to create joyful, high-quality schools where students are known, challenged, and transformed.
Writing by hand trains focus—we pause before putting words on paper, and sometimes that pause is where real insights begin.
North Idaho College is exploring a new classical education pathway inspired by the timeless works and ideas that have shaped Western thought. The program aims to bring students back to the roots of learning through great books, meaningful discussion, and a deeper pursuit of truth.
Interest in classical education is rising rapidly as families seek time-tested approaches to learning that cultivate wisdom, curiosity, and intellectual discipline. Yet misconceptions—from the idea that it is elitist to claims that it neglects science or modern skills—continue to circulate. This article explores seven common myths about classical education and reveals why its methods are proving both enduring and effective.
Applicants will be able to submit CLT scores beginning in the 2027 admissions cycle.
Occasional stories, reflections, and resources to support your exploration of classical education.
