Teachers Model Lifelong Learning for StudentsEducation... is painful, continual, and difficult work to be done in kindness, by watching, by warning, by praise, but above all---  Mr. Nathan Saneda, Mrs. Megan Shepard, and Mrs. Tricia Daugherty are in the right of this picture. Since learning is so important to the Ordo Amoris Classical staff, we had 6 attendees at the annual conference of the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS) in Atlanta. Check out the backs of our heads on page 6 of last month’s Classical Difference publication. Our commitment to training ourselves helps model this love for our students. We wish to set the example in lifelong learning for our students to follow.
Because by beholding, we become.
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Testimony from the mother of an OAC student: I had to share something that I found so encouraging following our conversation today. We were reading more of “The Children’s Homer” before I sent my son to get ready for bed. I went in to check on him and close the windows (it’s freezing here now). He said, “Mom, I need to tell you something.” Feeling a bit apprehensive, I ask, “Yes, what is it?” He proceeds to say, “I just feel really honored to go to Ordo Amoris. I thought I was just going to be another Christian kid trying to be Christian at a public school. But I’m not. I go to school with people like me. And it’s bigger than me. So I’m a part of something bigger than myself and that makes me feel really good.” Thank you for all your work in helping us train our children! Contact us to hear more stories and see the OAC difference!  |
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