Leigh A. Bortins

As a Christian, writing well is one of my greatest aspirations—it is another way I can reflect our Lord, the Word made Flesh.

The classical model of education relies on the skills of the Trivium—Latin for “three roads:” grammar, dialectic, and rhetoric.

Until reading Gene Edward Veith’s State of the Arts, I had not considered that art was ordained by God in the Old Testament.

The Lord commands us to be in the world, but not of the world. This is why many people homeschool their children.

Classical, Christian educators see the goals of education as a passionate pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty.

“We perish from want of wonder, not from want of wonders.”—G. K. Chesterton

According to national statistics, geography is one of the most neglected subjects in schools today.

Among students around the world, American high school students have one of the highest measures of self-esteem concerning their math abilities. At...