Classical Conversations Midtown Tulsa

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TWO SEATS LEFT! Challenge III students are invited to join us for "Beholding the Bard: Studying Shakespeare for Wisdom and Enjoyment," a Shakespeare workshop on Saturday, August 17th.

Beholding the Bard is a half-day workshop designed to introduce Challenge III students to the fine art of studying Shakespeare well. In this discussion-plus-instruction seminar, Abigail Prescott will lead Challenge III students through an exploration of the virtues of knowing Shakespeare, while developing practical skills to study the Bard for wisdom and enjoyment — throughout Challenge III and beyond.
The workshop will address topics such as:

• How can I study Shakespeare classically and actually enjoy it?
• What tools can help me understand Shakespeare — and how do I use them?
• How do I pick, prepare, and present my Dramatic Interpretations?
• How do I prepare to lead class discussion of a Shakespeare play?
• and much more!

A take-home notebook and pizza dinner will be provided. Space is limited, so register today at the link below!

$29 per student
(FREE to Challenge III students enrolled in CC Midtown Tulsa.)

Beholding the Bard: Studying Shakespeare for Wisdom and Enjoyment Samuel Coleridge considered the works of Shakespeare: “an inexhaustible mine… of wisdom and intuition,” that, without good instruction, “must remain for ever a sealed volume…

“Understanding Consequences Defines Leadership”

That’s the theme for our Challenge IV class (12th grade). Challenge IV students enjoy exploring this theme in community through: Theology, Ancient Literature, World History, Virgil and assorted translations, Physics, and Precalculus / Calculus.

CC Midtown students also benefit from leadership opportunities and social events such as Student Council, Challenge Retreat, monthly Chapel, Senior Thesis, Protocol, Graduation, End-of-year Gala, and much more!

Don’t set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations® Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th-12th grade programs. Visit our website or page, or send us a message to request more info.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds for their first year of home-centered education! Contact us for more information.

“All Choices Bring Consequences”

That’s the theme for our Challenge III class (11th grade). Challenge III students enjoy exploring this theme in community through: Poetry and Shakespeare, American History, Music Theory, Philosophy, Chemistry, Caesar and Cicero translations, and Precalculus.

CC Midtown students also benefit from leadership opportunities and social events such as Student Council, Challenge Retreat, monthly Chapel, Protocol, End-of-year Gala, and much more!

Don’t set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations® Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th-12th grade programs. Visit our website or page, or send us a message to request more info.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds for their first year of home-centered education! Contact us for more information.

“Freedom Provides Opportunities for Noble Choices”

That’s the theme for our Challenge II class (10th grade). Challenge II students enjoy exploring this theme in community through: Western Cultural Literacy, British Literature, Traditional Logic II, Socratic Dialogue, Biology, Latin II, and Algebra and Geometry.

CC Midtown students also benefit from leadership opportunities and social events such as Student Council, Challenge Retreat, monthly Chapel, Protocol, Regency Ball, End-of-year Gala, and much more!

Don’t set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations® Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th-12th grade programs. Visit our website or page, or send us a message to request more info.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds for their first year of home-centered education! Contact us for more information.

“Discipline is the Cornerstone of Freedom”

That’s the theme for our Challenge I class (9th grade). Challenge I students enjoy exploring this theme in community through: Formal Debate, American Literature, American Government, Free Market Economics, Traditional Logic I, Drama, Physical Science, Latin I, and Algebra.

CC Midtown students also benefit from leadership opportunities and social events such as Student Council, Challenge Retreat, monthly Chapel, Protocol, Debate Tournament, End-of-year Gala, and much more!

Don’t set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations® Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th-12th grade programs. Visit our website or page, or send us a message to request more info.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds for their first year of home-centered education! Contact us for more information.

“Ownership Builds Discipline”

That’s the theme for our Challenge B class (8th grade). Challenge B students enjoy exploring this theme in community through: History of Astronomy, Origins, Informal and Formal Logic, Newbery Literature, Short Stories, American Experience, Mock Trial, Pre-Algebra, and Latin B.

CC Midtown students also benefit from leadership opportunities and social events such as Student Council, Challenge Retreat, monthly Chapel, Mock Trial, and much more!

Don’t set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations® Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th-12th grade programs. Visit our website or page, or send us a message to request more info.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds for their first year of home-centered education! Contact us for more information.

“Attention leads to Ownership”

That’s the theme for our Challenge A class (7th grade). Challenge A students enjoy exploring this theme in community through: Natural Science, Analogies and Clear Reasoning, Newbery Literature, Arithmetic, Latin A, and Cartography.

CC Midtown students also enjoy leadership opportunities and social events such as Student Council, Challenge Retreat, monthly Chapel, Science Fair, Geography Bee and much more!

Don’t set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations® Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th-12th grade programs. Visit our website or page, or send us a message to request more info.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds for their first year of home-centered education! Contact us for more information.

Meet Midtown Tulsa families and learn what our community is all about at our next Open House! REGISTER at the link below to join us on Thursday, April 18th, or Thursday April 25th.

Come observe a Classical Conversations® Community Day in action by visiting an open house. During this time, you and your children will get hands-on experience with homeschooling in community and see firsthand what Classical Conversations® is all about.

Space is limited so REGISTER TODAY!

https://ccmidtowntulsa.com/events/

Don't set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade programs.

Visit our website or page, or send us a message to request more info.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds for their first year of home-centered education. Contact us for more information.

Don't set out on your homeschooling journey alone. Homeschool with friends!

Classical Conversations Midtown Tulsa has openings for middle school and high school students in our 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade programs.

First-time homeschoolers may be eligible to receive scholarship funds to help during their first year of home-centered education. Contact us for more information.

Challenge Challenge Throughout the six levels of the Challenge Program, students hone six timeless tools of classical study: Logic, Grammar, Research, Reasoning, Exposition, and Debate. These tools develop as the students mature, as all six strands are woven together into a seamless conversation about Truth,....