Curriculum · The Course of Study
Genuinely Catholic in content and teaching.
A unified course of study in which every subject points beyond itself to the One who is Truth.
Our Approach
Integrated. Ordered. Beautiful.
The classical curriculum is not a list of subjects — it is an organism. Latin shapes English; logic disciplines mathematics; theology orders all. Our students do not collect credits; they enter into a single, growing conversation with the wisest minds the West has known.
“What is true, what is honorable, what is just, what is pure, what is lovely — think about these things.”
— St. Paul, Philippians 4:8
Grammar (K–5)
- ✦Religion and Formation in the Catholic Faith
- ✦Phonics, language arts & cursive penmanship
- ✦Saxon Arithmetic
- ✦Latin foundations
- ✦Nature study & science by direct observation
- ✦Humanities stories: from Genesis to the present
- ✦Recitation
- ✦Memorization of Scripture, poetry, prayers, and beautiful language
- ✦Sacred art & sacred music
Logic (6–8)
- ✦Religion and Formation in the Catholic Faith
- ✦Formal Latin grammar
- ✦Introduction to formal logic
- ✦Algebra
- ✦Integrated Humanities: rotating history & literature
- ✦Life science & physical science
- ✦Composition & the rhetorical figures
- ✦Schola, drama, and visual art
Rhetoric (9–12)
- ✦Theology & Philosophy
- ✦Advanced Latin & introductory Greek
- ✦Advanced Logic
- ✦Rhetoric & Composition
- ✦Humanities: history & literature in a four-year rotation
- ✦Mathematics, including Euclidean Geometry, pre-calculus, calculus & natural philosophy
- ✦Natural Sciences
- ✦Fine Arts & Sacred Music
- ✦Senior thesis & oral defense
Tolle, Lege
Take this first step with us.
Inquiries are warmly welcomed for the inaugural class of Fall 2026.