We believe all students can achieve great success using the classical education framework, with an emphasis on STEM in addition to the classics.
Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.
Benjamin Franklin
Through hard work, and perseverance, our students learn to utilize their own minds to think, learn, and take ownership of their own destinies.
As our forefathers did, our students learn the foundations first (reading, writing, and math) then learn how to use these basic skills to build their own understandings. They learn that there is no such thing as advanced concepts, only basic concepts more deeply understood.
Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.
Albert Einstein
As students mature in their understandings of the world around them, they grow into stewards of the land we maintain and cherish, as well as stewards of the greater world. They take on projects larger in both scope and understanding, allowing them to impact, not just the world in their direct vicinity, but the larger world in general. During their last few years of high school with us, students take on a Capstone Project in which they identify a real-world problem and possible solution(s) which they attempt to then use to improve the world. Our students graduate having already impacted the world in a positive way, with ideas on how to continue doing so as they move into their next stage of life.
