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Homeschool art activities tied to American history build technique, and give children a language for the story their country is still telling. Writer and educator Kelli Wilt explores how four distinctly American artists featured in Classical Conversations Foundations Cycle 3 illuminate different facets of the American experience, each paired...
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Cycle 3 Foundations Hands-On Science gives students twenty-four weeks to explore three of God’s great mysteries: the design of the human body, the hidden order of chemistry, and the mathematical patterns that govern what looks like chance. Amy Jones, a long-time Classical Conversations parent and Curriculum Developer for Classical...
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Families thrive in Classical Conversations Foundations not by doing everything perfectly, but by staying consistent, trusting the memory work, and rooting daily rhythms in what matters most. If you are new to the program, you may find yourself asking, Am I doing this right? Am I doing enough? These...
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Homeschool programs for high school ask more of parents than many expect, but differently than the early years did. Courtney Sanford has lived this from both sides as a Classical Conversations mom and co-author of Marvelous to Behold, a book woven into the Challenge curriculum. In this article, she...
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Classical Conversations Parent Practicum is one of the most valuable days a homeschool parent can spend before the academic year begins. Each summer, CC hosts free, one-day events at locations around the globe, drawing parents at every stage of the homeschooling journey to practice the classical arts of learning,...
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What if we viewed education as a giant treasure hunt through God’s universe? What if we looked for all of the ways that our academic subjects add to our knowledge of God’s attributes? What if we viewed the twin goals of education as falling down in worship and rising...
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America’s 250th anniversary arrives on July 4, 2026, and for homeschool families, it is an invitation to do more than watch fireworks. This milestone calls for something more deliberate: connecting what your children have been learning to the story of a nation still being written. Classical Conversations families are...
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Classical Conversations is worth it — and the data from more than 3,900 families who have reviewed it, stayed in it, and graduated children through it reflects that with a consistency that is difficult to dismiss. But you are probably not here for the short answer. You are weighing...
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Hi, there! My name is Mala Cross, and I am a Classical Conversations homeschool graduate. I wanted to share a little of my journey with Classical Conversations and why I encourage students and families to homeschool through high school with CC from start to finish. If you are wondering...
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A strong homeschool logic curriculum does more than train sharp thinkers. It forms students who can reason toward Truth, defend their faith, and engage the world with wisdom. Yet for many homeschool families, logic can feel like a subject to check off or avoid rather than a discipline that...
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“I wish I had had a Christian math curriculum like The Math Map available to me when I started homeschooling. I chose a curriculum that was like the one I had used and let that guide our math journey even though we started homeschooling because I wanted my children’s...
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Dual enrollment for homeschool students allows high schoolers to earn college credit while still completing their secondary education, giving them a head start on higher education while potentially saving thousands of dollars in tuition costs. You’ve likely heard other homeschool families mention dual enrollment, and perhaps you’re wondering how...
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