"Rodney is an experienced, dedicated leader in classical Christian education who has founded and developed one of the largest classical Christian schools in ACCS. He is a competent and reliable source of wisdom and advice in starting and operating a successful classical Christian school." --Patch Blakey, Executive Director, Association of Classical and Christian Schools
Replete with reliable ethics and the time-tested tools of learning a Christian liberal arts education will provide the best defense against unemployment for the next generation of Americans. Twenty first century workers will require the intellectual agility to change careers five times and the ethical strength to define their relativistic work environments. They will need [...]
Creation Regained: The Biblical Basics for a Reformational Worldview, Al Wolters (Eerdmans) $12.00 This new edition not only has a crisp new typeface and cover, but a great final chapter, linking Al's seminal teaching on worldview to the recent writings of Lesslie Newbigin and N.T. Wright. That young folk don't know these names is a [...]
Recently an opportunity to discuss a Christian Worldview on a television show prompted me to gather my resources, books and thoughts about the topic. More than just a way to view life, a Biblical or Christian worldview provides us with a lens from which to engage all of life. It is meant to activate and [...]
After this, considering him to be of a temper easy to be led to his duty by reason,
The world has lost its story and therefore its understanding of what life is about; at classical Christian schools whole learning communities reclaim it. The story of life was once shared by half the world as a gift from God the Father, Maker of heaven and earth. Everyone knew its original beauty was lost when [...]
Repeatedly I hear Robi Marshall stress that children can learn much more than most people think they can learn when given a motivating school and home environment and high expectations. No wonder our schools provide a vigorous learning environment, classical pedagogy and a liberal arts curriculum in the classroom and at home. Learning at classical [...]
Succumbing to the lure of non-transformational educational forms based on glitzy extracurricular programs compares with choosing spicy wings instead of filet mignon if both appear on the same menu. About the same year we opened our last classical Christian school teaching grammar, great books, logic, persuasion and mathematics one of our first parents called another [...]
