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09/28/2026

The Classical Liberal Arts Academy is a full school, not just a curriculum. It is accredited by Cognia, enrolls students any day of the year, includes grading and records, and requires no books to buy.

And it is open to students of every age, from young children learning to read with McGuffey to adults reading St. Thomas.

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09/28/2026

Before the Middle Ages had Thomas Aquinas, it had Aesop. At the Classical Liberal Arts Academy, the youngest students begin philosophy with Aesop's Fables and Theophrastus's Characters: short, memorable lessons in virtue and vice that children remember for life.

It's the first step of a course of studies that leads, in time, to Aristotle's Ethics and the Summa Theologica.

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09/28/2026

Homeschooling several children at several grade levels? Mr. Michael's new article is for you.

In "How to Manage Homeschool Studies," he explains why the traditional school model is impractical to reproduce at the kitchen table, and why the transcript is "simply a record of time," not a verdict on your child. The Classical Liberal Arts Academy handles grading and record-keeping so that parents can focus on helping their children learn.

classicalliberalarts.com/blog/how-to-manage-homeschool-studies-2026/

Begin your studies at the Classical Liberal Arts Academy today: classicalliberalarts.com/enrollment

09/28/2026

How should a young Catholic find his vocation?

In a new article, the Classical Liberal Arts Academy's headmaster suggests beginning with a different question: "What problem do I see in the world that I would like to devote my life to solving?" Mission comes first, he argues, and it clarifies the other decisions of life, including marriage.

It's a thoughtful read for parents and older students alike: classicalliberalarts.com/blog/how-to-find-your-vocation/

Begin your studies at the Classical Liberal Arts Academy today: classicalliberalarts.com/enrollment

09/28/2026

Where does logic begin? At the Classical Liberal Arts Academy it begins where it began for centuries of students: Porphyry's Introduction and Aristotle's Categories and On Interpretation, in Classical Reasoning I.

From there students move through the Prior and Posterior Analytics, the Topics and the Sophistical Refutations: the whole of Aristotle's logic. And this January, Mr. Michael teaches Classical Logic IA live, one of the Academy's new Semester Courses.

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09/28/2026

Parents of older students: how should a young Catholic think about his vocation?

In "How to Find Your Vocation," the Classical Liberal Arts Academy's headmaster, Mr. Michael, suggests starting with a question about mission rather than a job title: "What problem do I see in the world that I would like to devote my life to solving?"

It's a short read and a good one to share at the dinner table: classicalliberalarts.com/blog/how-to-find-your-vocation/

Form your children for a life of mission. Study with the Classical Liberal Arts Academy: classicalliberalarts.com/enrollment

09/28/2026

The Angelus has marked the Catholic day at morning, noon and evening for centuries. If you've wanted to make it a family habit, the Classical Liberal Arts Academy publishes a free guide to praying it.

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It's one of many free resources the Academy offers to Catholic families. When you're ready for more, begin your studies at the Classical Liberal Arts Academy: classicalliberalarts.com/enrollment

09/28/2026

Homeschooling parents: if keeping transcripts and grades has become a source of stress, this new article from the Classical Liberal Arts Academy's headmaster is well worth ten minutes.

Mr. Michael's point is simple and freeing: "The transcript is simply a record of time." Parents' own high goals for their children's education are one thing; the academic record is another, and confusing the two makes homeschooling far harder than it needs to be.

Read "How to Manage Homeschool Studies": classicalliberalarts.com/blog/how-to-manage-homeschool-studies-2026/

Begin your studies at the Classical Liberal Arts Academy today: classicalliberalarts.com/enrollment

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Charlotte, NC

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm

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