Academics
Dorothy Sayers wrote that we often succeed in teaching students subjects but fail in teaching them how to think. Learning to learn and process information for yourself is one of the keys to life that a classical liberal arts education seeks to bestow. Click here to learn more about the Trivium.
| High School | Junior High |
|---|---|
| Students learn Bible and history, literature and composition by studying the Great Books and using Veritas Press’ Omnibus. Logic, Latin, science and math are also studied. Students study art and music history, appreciation and techniques, and participate in physical education. | Algebra and Geometry and general science as well as space and earth science are taught in junior high along with a more intensive study of history and literature. Students begin more formal speech and debate and learn better how to apply their knowledge. |
| Elementary | Kindergarten and Junior Kindergarten |
| Reading and writing are the foundations of study in elementary school. Students are not merely tested on the memorization of information but also on their ability to skillfully express information in writing. | Most kindergartners can read on a third grade level by the end of the school year! Phonics is taught along with math, science, geography, Bible, art and music. |
“I am writing to you to express our gratitude for the wonderful education Michelle received during the last two years” — Oak Hill Parent
