How to Create and Run a Private School with Memoria Press
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Looking at starting a classical, Christian school? Look no further than Memoria Press!
This week's Classical Et Cetera explores the challenges and opportunities in starting and growing classical schools. Our discussion emphasizes flexibility, creativity, and the importance of a coherent curriculum when it comes to new schools. Always remember: Small beginnings can lead to significant impact, and all it takes is determination and support to start building an education that your community deserves.
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What We're Reading from This Episode:
- Oh Pioneers —Willa Cather (Kathy)
- MeatEater’s American History: The Long Hunters —Steven Rinella and Clay Newcomb (Pual)
- On the Road —Jack Kerouac (Martin)
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