The Classical Approach


A classical education mentoring program combining a once-a-week meeting with four days of studies at home with the primary educator, the parent.

Integrated Curriculum


A 3-cycle curriculum framework based on learning facts and traditions, practicing skills and virtues, and discussing ideas and truth.

“Teach at rest otherwise, all your students will learn is your anxiety!”
- Andrew Kern, Circe Institute


Are you ready to teach at rest?

Aquinas Learning guides home schooling families to teach in a relaxed and natural way. This is the classical approach to education, where subjects are integrated and learned as a family, where ideas are discussed, where older students can help mentor younger ones, and where the Faith is part of every day living and learning.

Mortimer Adler once wrote that there are three pillars of teaching: facts that need to be learned, skills that need to be practiced, and ideas that need to be discussed – at every stage of child development. The Aquinas Learning program provides these three pillars with a higher purpose in mind, that of passing on traditions, practicing the skill of virtue, and discussing ideas that lead to the students’ perception of Truth.

Get Started! There are three ways to join:

Join a center (providing the AL program): Student Registration Form

Start a center (licensed to use the AL Program): Director Application

Register for the Aquinas Learning at Home Program: ALH Registration

 

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