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Wisconsin Supreme Court hears arguments in COVID-19 schools case

December 8, 2020 Joseph M. Hanneman 4

MADISON, Wisconsin — A county health officer’s emergency order that closed schools to in-person instruction for grades 3-12 faces a “pretty tall order” to overcome constitutional protections for religious liberty, a Wisconsin Supreme Court justice […]

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Brebeuf and the two competing views of education

August 19, 2019 John Macias 6

The story of Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory has taken several turns since the Archdiocese of Indianapolis announced that it was severing ties with the school over a decision by its administration to retain a teacher who […]

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The Form of True Education

May 27, 2019 James Matthew Wilson 3

Editor’s note: The following essay is a summary of an address given at Martin Saints Classical High School, in May 2019. ——– Modern education as we have known it for a century now tries to […]

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Why ‘classical’ charter schools can’t replace Catholic education

May 22, 2019 Dr. Daniel Guernsey 51

As principal of a “classical” Catholic school and a lifelong advocate for the liberal arts, I am excited by the growing classical school movement—which now has reached even many public charter schools. Catholic families are […]

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Rules for Christian Intellectuals, Part II

May 2, 2019 Dr. Kelly Scott Franklin 5

It is a truth universally acknowledged that if I want to learn a thing, I have to teach it. As a literature professor at Hillsdale College, I’m trying to help my students develop their intellects. […]

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Rules for Christian Intellectuals, Part I

April 5, 2019 Dr. Kelly Scott Franklin 17

When I was in graduate school, my best friend gave me a plain brown book called The Intellectual Life, by a French Dominican priest named Fr. Sertillanges. I started it a few times, but never […]

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What two new Hollywood films can teach us about education today

April 4, 2019 Thomas S. Hibbs 1

Although neither film drew the attention of Oscar voters, the films Eighth Grade and Leave No Trace were among the best-reviewed films of the last year. (Rotten Tomatoes has them at 99-100% fresh.)  They make for an interesting […]

Essay

Bonfire of the Humanities: The Moorings of Academy Adrift

March 10, 2019 Anthony E. Clark, Ph.D. 11

Editor’s note: Anthony E. Clark, the Edward B. Lindaman Chair at Whitworth University, recently delivered the last of four talks on various topics related to important historical and social issues, such as religious freedom, religious […]

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CUA board approves much-debated academic renewal plan

June 5, 2018 Catholic News Agency 0

In light of an electronic poll and the complaints of the Faculty Assembly and Save Catholic, the Board of Trustees issued a statement of confidence […]

The Dispatch

Keeping Catholic schools Catholic in a “love is love” culture

May 21, 2018 Elizabeth Anderson 59

It is unjust to expect children to fight a battle for the truth when they are properly still in a period of formation. […]

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