Society for Classical Learning

08/03/2026

What happens when students encounter "The Odyssey" not simply as an ancient story, but as part of a Christian education ordered toward truth, goodness, and beauty?

In a new article for National Review, Joseph Loconte highlights SCL member school The Geneva School of Manhattan, where students study Homer alongside Scripture and are formed through a robust classical Christian education.

Loconte places Geneva within a much larger renewal taking place across the country, highlighting the growing network of schools, educators, and organizations working together to reintroduce a new generation to the classical Christian inheritance of Western civilization.

We are proud to support schools like Geneva and to strengthen the leaders building institutions where students encounter the great works of the past, learn to recognize enduring truth, and develop the wisdom and courage to live faithfully in the present.

Read “Odysseus Sails Again”:

Christopher Nolan’s nod to Western civilization couldn’t have come at a more critical time.

06/13/2026

Our summer conference wouldn't be possible without the support of our sponsors! Are you interested in joining us? https://sponsors.societyforclassicallearning.org/
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See you in Dallas!

06/10/2026

One week until SC26 begins.
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Soon, hundreds of classical Christian educators, leaders, and teachers will gather in Dallas to learn together, encourage one another, and think deeply about the work before us.
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If you have not registered yet, there is still time to join us.
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Bring your team. Attend a preconference track. Step into conversations that will continue long after the conference ends.
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June 16–18 at the Ga***rd Texan.
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👉 sc26.societyforclassicallearning.org/

06/10/2026

If you are helping lead a young school, you know how much weight financial decisions can carry.
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Tuition, faculty compensation, enrollment growth, cash reserves, and long-term sustainability all shape the health of your school and the confidence of your community.
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At SC26, Chuck Evans will bring decades of experience to *Financial Leadership for Young Schools: The First Ten Years*, a practical and encouraging session designed to help you navigate the economic realities that shape a school’s early years with greater clarity and confidence.
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Chuck is the founder of BetterSchools LLC, a former classical Christian school headmaster, and one of the founders of the Society for Classical Learning. He has spent years helping schools across the country build healthier, stronger, and more sustainable institutions.
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If you are building, leading, or strengthening a growing school, this is a session worth being in the room for.
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June 16–18 in Dallas
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👉 Link to register: https://sc26.societyforclassicallearning.org/

06/08/2026

Most schools have a Portrait of a Graduate.
Far fewer can honestly say it is shaping the daily life of the school.
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If your faculty, culture, and student experience are not clearly aligned around your school’s mission, this session is worth your attention.
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At SC26, Dr. Russ Kapusinski will explore how schools can operationalize and re-animate their Portrait of a Graduate so it becomes more than aspirational language. Drawing on decades of experience in classical Christian education and leadership, Russ will offer practical ways to restore alignment between vision, culture, and lived reality.
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Especially relevant for Heads of School and leadership teams working to strengthen institutional clarity and coherence.
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June 16–18 in Dallas
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👉 Link to register: https://sc26.societyforclassicallearning.org/

06/05/2026

Classical Christian schools often focus on moral formation.
But what intellectual virtues are students learning through the life of the classroom?
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At SC26, Jim Reynolds and Andrew Smith will explore how schools cultivate wisdom, discernment, and the love of truth in *The Virtues Only a School Can Teach*.
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This session will help educators think carefully about how teaching shapes not only what students know, but how they reason and perceive what is true.
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Especially relevant for teachers and instructional leaders committed to the deeper aims of classical Christian education.
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June 16–18 in Dallas
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👉 Link to register: https://sc26.societyforclassicallearning.org/

06/04/2026

Still deciding about SC26? Here’s what you should know:
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📍 Yes, it’s at the Ga***rd Texan.
Which means great meeting spaces, late-night conversations with colleagues, coffee shop debriefs, and yes... the water park.
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🎤 The plenary lineup is stacked.
Peter Greer. Leslie Moeller. Lydia Dugdale. Jonathan Pageau.
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📚 The breakout sessions are genuinely practical.
AI in the classroom. Parent partnership. Financial leadership. School culture. Intellectual virtue. Retention. Advancement. Student formation. Real conversations schools are already having.
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👥 Bring your team. Seriously.
Many schools attend together so teachers, leaders, and staff can divide sessions, learn alongside peers in similar roles, and come back aligned instead of overwhelmed.
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🤝 We make group registration easy.
Our team will help you coordinate the details.
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🎟 SC26 takes place June 16–18 in Dallas.
Registration is open now:
sc26.societyforclassicallearning.org/
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We think this is going to be a really meaningful year. Come be part of it.

06/02/2026

Two weeks left to register for SC26 before the conference begins in Dallas.
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If you have been meaning to:
✓ bring your leadership team
✓ invest in your teachers
✓ step away to think more deeply about your school’s mission and culture
✓ reconnect with others doing this work
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Now is the time to make plans.
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This year’s conference includes plenary sessions from Peter Greer, Leslie Moeller, Lydia Dugdale, and Jonathan Pageau, along with breakout sessions on AI, school culture, advancement, parent partnership, retention, student formation, and much more.
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June 16–18 at the Ga***rd Texan in Dallas.
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We would love to see you there.
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👉 sc26.societyforclassicallearning.org/

05/26/2026

What we hope to see in our graduates begins much earlier than we often realize.
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Our Lower School preconference track focuses on the formative work of the Grammar years, helping teachers and leaders think more clearly about habits, loves, and the role of early instruction in shaping students for what lies ahead.
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Join us on June 16:
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https://sc26.societyforclassicallearning.org/preconference/