On behalf of the ACCS, we want to extend you a warm welcome to the ACCS Regional Administrators Summits. We know that time away from your school is a precious commodity, and so our commitment is to do everything we can to ensure that during the summits you will find

Van Gogh’s The Good Samaritan: Many speculate that Van Gogh saw himself as the beaten man, barely able to support himself More than that Van Gogh leaned on Christ through his struggles with mental health, and certainly found comfort in this parable.

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Dorothy Sayers' "Lost Tools of Learning" has been a seminal essay for many classical Christian schools. They frequently reference her Trivium in connection with stages of learning as they present their vision for classical education.

Chris Schlect helps us to consider whether Sayers' Trivium is historically accurate and if we can still gain something from her insights. classicalchristian.org/classis/the-gr…

Have you seen the new school support programs at ACCS? Just in time for the #newschoolyear! This week's highlight: the Accelerator Program - a #consulting package to equip you for growth with guidance on finances, tuition, pedagogy, faculty development, and fundraising. Learn

The Classic Novel The Brother’s Karamozov is often known for its central chapters: Rebellion and The Grand Inquisitor. Most professors who include this book in their curriculum read the chapter to show their students the impossibility of God or the wicked and hopeless state of

In the chapter, Ivan Karamozov, explains his disdain for religion and God and tells stories of the tragedies he heard in his travels around Russia. Ivan is an intellectual and refuses to believe anything without proper evidence. He comes onto the scene of the book arguing with a

Dostoevsky struggled with the problem of evil in his own life, much like Ivan. By the time he turned 21, he had lost both of his parents. In 1849 he joined a revolutionary group, was caught and sentenced to death, but instead served four years in a Siberian labor camp. It was

The main character used as a contrast to Ivan and a beacon of hope is Alyosha Karamozov, Ivan's younger brother. Alyosha is described as someone that was loved by everyone. Anywhere he went people would take care of him, and he graciously accepted without taking advantage of

These two chapters (“Rebellion” and “The Grand Inquisitor”)  are often misunderstood as the entire meaning of the book. However Dostoevsky is not attempting to disprove God’s existence or the value of faith, he only lays out this argument so strongly in order to refute it in the

"Whenever the cloud was taken up from above the tabernacle, the children of Israel would go onward in all their journeys. But if the cloud was not taken up, then they did not #journey till the day that it was taken up." Ex 40:36-37 #Art: Ulysses and Nausicaa - by Jean Veber,

In Brave New World, Aldous Huxley predicts the future dystopia should man continue to be dependent on technology. In a haunting interview, Huxley explains the idea behind the book. He is “haunted” by a vision of a hellish world where man is controlled by his desires. Technology

Have you seen the new School Support Services we're cooking up at #ACCS? We have programs for new schools, for existing schools, for schools transitioning to #CCE.... Browse our School #Services page to find a solution for your unique need! classicalchristian.org/school-support…

"The #riddles of God are more satisfying than the solutions of man." - GK Chesterton #Art: The Triumph of Job - by Maerten van Heemskerck, 1559

If you don't know the nature of man, how do you educate him? Louis Markos sits down with David Goodwin and Devin O'Donnell to discuss Classical Education, and why modern education misses the heart of teaching.

The fall of the Berlin Wall: Considering the intensities of the cold war and the time it spanned, the fall of the Berlin wall was somewhat underwhelming. There were no bombs, or hostilities, in fact the American government had almost nothing to do with the events of November 9,

We are thrilled to announce our first plenary speaker for Repairing the Ruins 2026 – Jonathan Pageau! Mark your calendars for June 25, 2026! We'll see you in Atlanta!

"And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart." Gal 6:9 #Art: Gleaners by Jean-François_Millet, 1857

The ACCS offers many specialized school #support services, including our Special Needs Program! Look for: ✏️ Testing & Solutions ✏️ Discipleship plans to help teachers & parents work together ✏️ Academic benchmark plans ✏️ Teacher #training for working with special needs