Classical Conversations of Carmel, Indiana

What is a classical education? How can I use classical education at home to disciple my children? What does home education look like with a community? You're invited to an online information meeting tomorrow, Thursday, January 9 @ 2 PM, where the answers to these questions will be discussed as well any questions you may bring! Register for Online Meeting link at https://classicalconversations.com/events/?id=vopkv.
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Week 21, Cycle 2, Foundations (Part 2: Grammar) Week 21, Cycle 2, FoundationsDue to the unprecedented nature of this pandemic, we bring you an unedited demonstration of a Foundations program. Like many of ...

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Learn About Classical Conversations HOMESCHOOL: K THROUGH COLLEGE CREDIT! Encouragement + Equipping + Engagement We are growing intentional Christian communities where...

Homeschool with friends and the encouragement of a supportive community! Come and see what a day in the life of a CC family is like at our Open House tomorrow, Friday, October 11! Details below!

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Learn About Classical Conversations HOMESCHOOL: K THROUGH COLLEGE CREDIT! Encouragement + Equipping + Engagement We are growing intentional Christian communities where...

A soul-nourishing quote from
"The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" by C. S. Lewis
Follow the story of four British children forced from their city home during World War Il and sent to live with an old professor in the country. In a magical world discovered through the upstairs wardrobe, the children learn the value of bravery, ownership, and love from a lion with a familiar face. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a story that grows with the reader.
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The pursuit of truth requires self-denial, courage, and perseverance.
Truth is neither relative nor personal; absolute truth is found in Christ alone.

Discover new resources for your home school, gain practical tips for teaching your children, and stay inspired on your homeschooling journey by listening to Everyday Educator. Hosted by Lisa Bailey, an experienced homeschool mom often joined by Classical Conversations guests, Everyday Educator breaks down the classical model of education into digestible bites. Keep a lookout for Everyday Educator, coming soon wherever you stream podcasts, or listen to the show online.
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We choose truth, goodness, and beauty, and we would love for you to join us.

As homeschool parents, we often try to get it all done, but let's be honest for a moment—we cannot! There are not enough hours in a day for a single person to do all that can possibly be done.
However, there are exactly enough hours in a day for the things that matter most.
Sometimes playing with the littles will take precedence over dishes, being present for a lightbulb moment with your 10-year-old will mean not folding the laundry quite yet, or a deep conversation with your teenager will mean a change to your dinner plans.
It's easy to slip into the mindset of just getting things done and checking to-dos off your daily schedule. Pray for the discernment to know what to prioritize, for the wisdom to know when to abandon your own plans, and for the faith to trust that God's grace is sufficient for you.
This is a season. Enjoy the journey, embrace the chaos, live in the moment, and have peace that God is working all things for the good of those who love Him.