“2025 marks the 250th birthday of Jane Austen,” shared Colleen Sheehan, Professor of Politics in the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership at Arizona State University. Sheehan will be a panelist at the National Symposium for Classical Education, joining Sir Jonathan Bate, Regents Professor of Literature and Foundation Professor of Environmental Humanities at... Read More »
With the roar of the crowd behind her and just 10 points to go, Glendale Prep senior Senna Smith stepped onto the court determined to make history. With every shot, the anticipation grew until, finally, she sank the basket that solidified her place in the record books, becoming the first Glendale Prep basketball player to reach the 1,000... Read More »
What happens when bright minds return to their roots? At Scottsdale Prep, alumni recently came back to share their college experiences, offering current students a glimpse into the future shaped by the unique curriculum and classical education that Great Hearts offers. From prestigious universities to ambitious career paths, these former students reflected on their time... Read More »
Veritas Prep raised the curtain on Les Misérables, dazzling audiences in what Director of Fine Arts Jenny Rathsburg describes as “miraculous.” “This has been a musical that the kids have been asking to do for many years,” Rathsburg shared. “It was a big leap of faith, and there were many nights where I woke up in September... Read More »
One of the most anticipated tracks being offered at the 2025 National Symposium for Classical Education are the panel discussions, where attendees experience the collective intelligence of a group of experts in the field of Classical Education. We know that when individuals collaborate, their diverse perspectives can lead to deeper insights. Nowhere is this more evident than in... Read More »