Schola Homeschool Classes introduce students to the consequences of ideas in every discipline. Students (7th to 12th grade) study the subjects of a classical liberal arts curriculum: great books of literature and history, Latin and rhetoric, as well as science and mathematics. Schola classes teach students the skills of thinking and learning, equipping students to intelligently engage the world in which they live.
Schola is a meeting place for teachers and pupils to explore the history of ideas that have shaped our culture and a Biblical standard with which to evaluate those ideas. Schola teachers bring experience, enthusiasm, and a vision for home education to that process. As homeschool parents themselves, Schola teachers understand the challenges homeschool families face in providing upper-level learning experiences. As teachers they also understand the interest and synergy created by group discussion of important issues and the value of structure and accountability. Schola aims to provide these advantages to homeschool families in a forum that does not detract from the goal of homeschooling--parental direction of education.
All Schola classes meet in Sugar Land at Providence Presbyterian Church either once or twice each week. Students complete their studies at home under parental supervision. Students may register for the complete program or individual classes.
To learn more about the Schola program, enter the Schola Forum. Enrolled students may access class information and communication in the Schola Atrium.
Schola is a meeting place for teachers and pupils to explore the history of ideas that have shaped our culture and a Biblical standard with which to evaluate those ideas. Schola teachers bring experience, enthusiasm, and a vision for home education to that process. As homeschool parents themselves, Schola teachers understand the challenges homeschool families face in providing upper-level learning experiences. As teachers they also understand the interest and synergy created by group discussion of important issues and the value of structure and accountability. Schola aims to provide these advantages to homeschool families in a forum that does not detract from the goal of homeschooling--parental direction of education.
All Schola classes meet in Sugar Land at Providence Presbyterian Church either once or twice each week. Students complete their studies at home under parental supervision. Students may register for the complete program or individual classes.
To learn more about the Schola program, enter the Schola Forum. Enrolled students may access class information and communication in the Schola Atrium.
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