High School Graduation
View the livestream of May 18th’s commencement ceremony here: https://control.resi.io/webplayer/video.html?id=c25573a6-8b37-44fd-b4ea-ec64cef4f5bb
The Practice of Virtue
Today’s blog was guest written by CPLS Rhetoric School faculty, Trent Leach. Every Friday, the CPLS Grammar School honors “Leading Lions,” who are students that teachers identify as practicing a …
Staff and Faculty Favorites
Thinking of treating a teacher or staff member? Find their favorites here.
Spirit of Community
Today’s blog was guest written by CPLS Head of School, Melody Congdon. In a busy world where time is a precious resource, I am struck by the volunteers who choose …
Apples to Apples with ACT Scores
How do CPLS students perform academically when compared to students at other area schools? Are CPLS students prepared for college?
Long Live the Greeks!
Our third grade students learn about the legend of the Trojan War. They are introduced to the ancient Greek storyteller, Homer, who lived around the 7th century B.C. and students learn …
Savor the Latin, Tongues and the Tongue
Today’s blog was guest written by CPLS Latin teacher, Sarah Gannon. The Latin word for “tongue” is “lingua,” from which the English word “language” derives. It is no accident that …
Only a Temporary Home
Today’s blog was guest written by CPLS Rhetoric School faculty, Trent Leach. In the spring of 2005, I was finishing graduate school and a roommate introduced me to classical, Christian …
The “Noble” Art of Learning
Today’s blog was guest written by CPLS Rhetoric School Faculty, Trent Leach. The term “liberal arts” is often mischaracterized, misunderstood, and misapplied in our culture. This is unfortunate for various …
Creating Beauty for our Chaotic World
Today’s blog was guest written by CPLS Rhetoric School Faculty, Dr. William Isley. The two great enemies of creating beauty in the modern world are the exaltation of chaotic energy …