Classic Learning Test

If you’re looking to brush up on our Author Bank classics, might we recommend Jane Austen for some good summertime reading? Beloved for her sharp wit and incisive social commentary, Austen (1775-1817) wrote in England during the regency of Prince George, who took over for his father King George III due to the king's failing mental health. At that time, many sacrificed attention to genuine human relationship for superficial concerns of class and reputation. Austen lived to highlight that irony and the other ironies inherent to human nature. How many of her novels have you read? Which is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!

See the CLT difference! Colleges rely on score sharing for integrity and security in the admissions process. Given how important it is, shouldn’t test companies make sharing scores easy for students? You’d think so! But only CLT offers unlimited, free score sharing to colleges. And only CLT gives you the opportunity to see your scores before free sharing with colleges.

Read more about how score sharing works for the SAT, ACT, and CLT on our blog: https://blog.cltexam.com/how-it-works-sharing-your-test-scores-with-colleges/

It’s funny how often an old book answers a question we thought was uniquely modern.

This Thursday is the last day to sign up for the Spring CLT3-8 testing window. Test now and get your hands on valuable academic insights that will help you tailor your child’s curriculum to meet their needs this coming school year.

Register today: https://www.cltexam.com/tests/clt3-8-at-home/

Would you be able to get into Yale if you had to take their 1913 entrance exam? Some of the questions in the American History section may come as a surprise. What essential knowledge about America do you think students should possess before graduating high school? Let us know in the comments below 👇

In America, we spend billions of dollars a year on an impoverished vision of education.

How do you go about getting a civic education? In The Prince and the Pauper, Twain paints a portrait of civic education that goes beyond the classroom into the real world. He portrays lived experience playing a significant role in sharpening transcendent ideals. America may not have kings, but, in a way, each of its citizens bears the governing responsibility of a king. By providing students with opportunities to step outside the classroom and get involved in their communities from an early age, we can prepare the next generation to preserve the gift of self-government.

Read more on our blog: https://blog.cltexam.com/how-do-you-get-a-civic-education/

We are proud to feature Cary Christian School in Cary, North Carolina as our latest Partner School Spotlight!

Cary Christian School (CCS) is one of the largest and most established classical Christian schools in the nation, serving more than 850 students in grades K–12 and operating continuously since 1996. Accredited by the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS) since 2002, CCS stands among the largest member schools in the association. This scale allows the school to offer exceptional breadth in academics, arts, and athletics while maintaining a unified and faithful commitment to classical Christian education rooted in a biblical worldview.

Visit our website to learn more about how Cary Christian School is serving families and preparing students for life beyond the classroom: https://blog.cltexam.com/partner-school-spotlight-cary-christian-school/