by office@the-classical-academy.com | Feb 2, 2026 | Dean's Dispatch
It is February, 1776. Relations with our country’s sovereign and legislature have been crumbling for years now. You remember the Stamp Acts, don’t you? And the Tea Tax? We had such fun unloading those tea crates into Boston Harbor! Last spring British troops tried to...
by office@the-classical-academy.com | Feb 2, 2026 | From our Houses to Yours
Alexandria at The Sharing Place
On January 23, Alexandria served at The Sharing Place Food Pantry in Lawrence, a ministry of Lutheran Child and Family Services that supports families facing food insecurity. Students helped stock and organize shelves in preparation...
by office@the-classical-academy.com | Dec 30, 2025 | Dean's Dispatch
On January 1, 1804, after the final battle defeating the French, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the leader of the Haitian revolution, declared independence for the colony and renamed it “Haiti” after its Native American Taino name. The freed Haitians made a humble squash...
by office@the-classical-academy.com | Dec 2, 2025 | Dean's Dispatch
As we come into December most of us can’t help reflecting on God’s goodness. We look back on a year and remember previous Christmastimes; we imagine what we might buy (or get!) over the holidays; we look forward to laughing with family and – we hope – some...
by office@the-classical-academy.com | Dec 2, 2025 | From the Desk of the Development Director
A Message of Gratitude As the first year of the Development and Advancement Office comes to a close, I am especially thankful for the support of the families who have invested in the mission of The Classical Academy. This has been a year of learning, building,...
