Academy for Classical Education is a charter school located in Macon, GA, which is in a mid-size city setting. The student population of Academy for Classical Education is 1,807 and the school ...

The growth in K-12 classical schools has ignited a frenzy of concern on the political left over race, politics and curriculums. Classical education teaches the liberal arts and natural sciences ...

In 2024, Arcadia Education estimated that more than 675,000 students attended classical K-12 schools in America with enrollment growing at 4.8% per year.

Academy for Classical Education is ranked #349 in the National Rankings. Schools are ranked on their performance on state-required tests, graduation and how well they prepare students for college.

Young students thrive in structured environments that acknowledge excellence. Classical education, which informs the CLT’s format and content, provides that needed discipline.

Classical education is a schooling model deployed in Florida and elsewhere that fosters “principles of moral character and civic virtue” in students through studying liberal arts and sciences ...

Here’s a look at the classical education charter school movement in Florida schools and how it differs from current K-12 public schools.

Navy veteran Lt. Commander Ali Ghaffari, a father of three daughters, revealed on "Fox & Friends Weekend" his reasons for starting the classical Catholic school Divine Mercy Academy in Maryland.

Classical education academies are growing across the country. Arcadia Education said there are more than 677,500 students at 1,551 schools in the U.S., 18 of those schools are in Florida.

Classical education model, backed by conservatives, possible in one Miami-Dade County public elementary school for 2024-25 school year.

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Classical education academies are growing across the country. Arcadia Education said there are more than 677,500 students at 1,551 schools in the U.S., 18 of those schools are in Florida.