This question has probably been around as long as there have been students in schools. It may surprise you to learn that recently, many parents and teachers are asking themselves […]
This question has probably been around as long as there have been students in schools. It may surprise you to learn that recently, many parents and teachers are asking themselves […]
As I mentioned during my talk, Recasting the Drama of Catholic Education in the Spring, the term “education” has a much deeper meaning than is often intended in its contemporary usage. When […]
The Gothic cathedral is wonderful to behold. What is it about these ancient buildings that demands our attention and awe? At the outset it is their sheer, majestic beauty. As […]
Last summer, at the 2018 National Catholic Classical Schools Conference organized by the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education, St. Jerome Institute board member Mike Ortner gave a powerful and significant […]
My reflection today is intended primarily for Catholic parents, or really anyone interested in the topic of Catholic education – whether your students are homeschooled, go to a private Catholic […]
New classical high school St. Jerome Institute set to open 2019 By HEATHER WRIGHT — Another brewer is headed to the Hyattsville area. This one won’t be working at any […]
Perhaps my favorite scene in children’s literature comes from The Silver Chair, to my mind the greatest of C.S. Lewis’s Narnia chronicles. Many of you will remember the story. Two children, Eustace Scrub and […]
St Jerome Institute proposes to establish a high school program that fully embraces and embodies the liberal arts tradition. In striving for a truly liberating and humane education for students […]