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School Associations and Resources
- Our New Website
- MLGS on FB
- MLGS Knight Clothing at GTM!
- The Consortium for Classical and Lutheran Education (CCLE)
- Wyoming District LCMS Schools
- Wyoming District LCMS
- Wyoming District Classical Lutheran High School Task Force
- Wyoming School Choice: Education Savings Accounts (Proposal)
- LCMS Schools
- National Lutheran School Accreditation (NLSA)
- Trinity, Cheyenne
- Trinity, Riverton
- Mount Hope, Casper
- Immanuel, Alliance
- Mount Olive, Billings, MT
- Wittenberg Academy
- The LCMS
- Association of Classical and Christian Schools
Monday, February 2, 2015
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Updated School Year Calendar
Disregard all previous editions.
Identify this version by looking for yellow dates with P for Pizza Friday and HL for Hot Lunch.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Two Ways of Explaining Classical Education
(from Simply Classical: A Beautiful Education for Any Child by Cheryl Swope)
Key Elements of Classical Education (pages 177-178)
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Key Elements of Classical Education (pages 177-178)
- recitation and repetition during early stages and during introductory study of any content area
- diligent study and analytical thought as the child matures
- cultivation of eloquence, beauty, and persuasion in the student's writing and speaking
- Socratic questioning for the pursuit of truth
- the reading and analysis of good literature
- the ancient languages and writings
- the Great Books of Western civilization
- the seven liberal arts [grammar, logic, rhetoric, mathematics, music, geometry, astronomy]
- the formation of a well-educated, virtuous human being who lives his life in noble service to others
Consistent Curriculum
Learning of Classical Languages (to the greatest extent possible for each child)
Academic Achievement
Self-Knowledge
Skills in Three Arts of Language & Four Arts of Mathematics
Integrated Content
Character, Virtue, Excellence
Absolute Truth, Goodness, Beauty
Love of Literature and Learning
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