Resources
Clarity for Your Next Step
Choose your role below to find resources designed to help you move forward wisely.
Featured Resources
You chose the school. Now what?
Guide
For parents who've already chosen. A short, practical guide to the first ten weeks of classical education, written for parents who are in it right now.
Grit, Loyalty, and Poetry: How Classical Education Shaped a Future Army Leader
Video
If you’ve ever felt that today’s schools move too fast, teach too little, or miss what really matters, you’re not alone. Classical Education offers something different. It’s not about cramming facts for the next test. It’s about giving your child the tools to think deeply, live wisely, and grow in character.
to Explore
Resource Library
Browse articles, podcasts, videos, and guides, carefully curated to help you learn at your own pace.
All Resources
Living Inside Language with Annie Kantar Ben-Hillel
What does it mean to compose a life through Sabbath rest, faithful work, and the patient practice of language?
Inside America’s Educational Renaissance
‘We’re astounded by this growth. ... The word got out without us doing any publicity,’ said a founder of an international classical school network.
After setbacks, NH school choice advocates propose open enrollment pilot program
New Hampshire’s education freedom account program was built on incrementalism.
Florida and CLT Are Building an Alternative to AP Courses
Education reformers now need to ensure these new programs can compete with the College Board on equal footing.
Hochul’s Tax Credit and the Fight for Catholic School Choice
Give credit where it’s due. That’s the message New York governor Kathy Hochul seems to have embraced by opting in to the Education Freedom Tax Credit. The initiative, part of President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, allows individual taxpayers to redirect up to $1,700 of their federal taxes to scholarship-granting organizations that offset the costs of private school tuition and related expenses.
Sara Hall on the Love of the Grind
What does distance running teach us about the body, failure, and the long work of becoming whole?
Why Charter Schools Have Succeeded Where Traditional Public Schools Failed
This National Charter Schools Week, we should learn from charter schools and the ways in which their model helps students succeed, especially when it comes to bureaucratic management.
Dr. Toyin Atolagbe to join the Humanitas Institute
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Atolagbe to the team!
James LaGrand on Making a Home for Books, Beauty, and Belonging
What does it mean to build a culture of intellectual friendship, one shaped by books, music, meals, memory, and shared attention?
Stay Oriented
Carefully curated stories, reflections, and resources to support your exploration of classical education.