Association of Classical Christian Schools

ATLAS brings onboarding, certification, professional development, leadership training, and progress tracking together in one beautifully designed platform—so you can spend less time managing systems and more time forming teachers.

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"Forging the American Mind: A Year-by-Year Guide for Classical Christian Education" by David Goodwin

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Join Aaron Laenger on August 4th for an exclusive live demonstration of the newest feature in Atlas—our Teacher Management System.

Designed specifically for classical Christian school leaders, this session will showcase how Heads of Schools can effortlessly capture, catalog, and track faculty observations. Discover how pairing targeted training content with individual teacher growth goals in one intuitive platform creates an unparalleled management experience.

Don’t miss this first look at a tool built exclusively for ACCS administrators.
Register now: https://streamyard.com/watch/YpC9F7J5PKaf

"With an overarching theme, every classroom needs a timeline and a set of maps. This orients students in place and time every day, both to their themed era and to their world today. "

David Goodwin's new book is unique in the classical Christian library because it provides a detailed roadmap for how to implement the lost education of Christendom.

Get yours now: https://www.amazon.com/Forging-American-Mind-Year-Year/dp/0063329034

Join Austin Hoffman for a live demo of The Classical Atlas!

This webinar will give school leaders, administrators, and faculty a practical look at how Atlas works and how it can serve ACCS member schools. Austin will walk through the platform, show how users can find and access training content, and explain how Atlas is designed to support teacher development, school leadership, and classical Christian education.

Register now: https://streamyard.com/watch/VDqrVpQndddi

“Are you a man or a mouse?” Perhaps C. S. Lewis had that question in mind when he gave form and utterance to one of the most regal and noble of beasts in all of Narnia. No doubt when the Lion of Aslan came bounding in to his mental landscape, so too followed gallant Reepicheep, swinging into view like a swashbuckler down from the high mast of his imagination.

The irony cannot be lost on us, though. Reepicheep’s very existence is one continual rebuke to any human in proximity who lacks virtue. Lewis believed that men had souls, and that it was the business of education to form virtue in those souls. In this sense is Reepicheep a kind of tutor. "

Read more: https://www.classicaldispatch.org/p/the-servile-man-and-the-free-mouse

"Kids in our time tend to find learning pointless and cheap. Computers can tell us information. Each person's truth is their own personal domain. Yet, at the same time, they fall in line with what their social group tells them.

The Western Christian Paideia once pursued the knowledge about and understanding of a God-made universe that makes sense, from the smallest microbe to the biggest galaxy; from the love for your nation to the duty of a soldier; from a baby in a manger two thousand years ago to our city council. There's a system to it all. And God gives us a lifetime to discover it."

David Goodwin's new book not only provides hope for possibility of discovering God's system, it provides a detailed roadmap for recovering the lost education of Christendom.

Get yours now: https://www.amazon.com/Forging-American-Mind-Year-Year/dp/0063329034