What is classical Education and Why Do We Need It So Urgently?

Traditional education methods often fall short in equipping students with the critical thinking and moral grounding necessary to navigate complex challenges. Imagine a high school that not only addresses these gaps but also reinvigorates the core principles of classical education through a Catholic culture lens, all while preparing students for the technological and societal advancements of tomorrow.

Today you meet Michelle McCoy, head of school for Chesterton Academy St. Finbar. She is a mom of many, an attorney and educator off all age levels.

Today you'll learn these gems and so much more:

1. What classical education is and how it connected to the history and traditions of the ancient cultures of Greece and Rome
2. Different ways classical education prepares students for the future
3. How STEM fits into classical education

In our world of chaos and confusion, classical education through the lens of the Catholic faith is a light to us.

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At Finbar Chesterton Academy of Charleston, part of the esteemed Chesterton Schools network, we are dedicated to offering a Classical High School experience that seamlessly blends tradition with innovation. Our Catholic institution fosters a joyful and rigorous learning environment where students are nurtured to become leaders and saints, inspired by a higher purpose.

Embracing the richness of the humanities, math, science, and fine arts, we emphasize the beauty of a well-rounded education. Through our Socratic teaching method, we cultivate an incarnational environment that champions truth, goodness, and beauty. Our unique House System and commitment to faith and spirituality, combined with our robust athletics program, create a holistic educational experience that prepares students not just for college, but for life.

At Finbar Chesterton Academy, learning is not just an academic pursuit; it is a journey toward becoming well-rounded individuals who appreciate the profound interconnection of all disciplines.