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Our First Christmas Concert at the Academy
As a headmaster, I embrace each year with the hope that students will aspire to holiness and excellence, to become complete humans in search of wisdom and virtue. While academics and discipline are important to a classical education, they are only one small part of student formation.
Those Who Can Do, Teach!
I have always hated the phrase, “those who can’t do, teach.” For one thing, it presents teachers as ones who only do so because the things they...
Matching Gift Announcement
Blessed Feast of Ascension! We are delighted to announce that we have received a matching gift up to half a million dollars for all donations made...
Chrysostom Academy’s Ribbon Cutting Event
The morning dew drips from a blade of grass, as a deer, like a general, stands tall in the field overlooking his domain.
Lead Me In Thy Truth, And Teach Me
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave from Book VII of the Republic has been a mainstay of discussion for millennia. As a whole, the dialogue wrestles with the definition of justice, what it is and what it is not.
We Invite You To Join Us In Our Grand Opening!
Join The Chamber on Wednesday, May 18, 2022 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM EST, as we celebrate the grand opening of St. John Chrysostom Academy in Bethlehem,...
Beauty For Thy House Hath Consumed Me… Why Beauty Matters In Classical Education.
We live in a fallen world⎯a world full of pain, sorrow, and death. Yet, we also live in a world that is beautiful, full of wonder and imagination....
Chrysostom Academy Open House
Join us at Chrysostom Academy for your student to attend in the 2022-2023 academic year! Our Open House is for all seeking to learn more for the first time. We look forward to meeting you.
Thine Apostle Among Kings, Constantine…
Dear Saint Constantine Families, Friends, and Supporters, If you are like me, one of the first things you do when you find out you are expecting a...
Classical and Orthodox Education: What’s in a Name?
Classical and Orthodox: An Essay of Education's Permanent Things Part III-Classical and Orthodox Education: What's in a name? In their desire to set...