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Simply Classical – “Heartfelt and Truthful” – new review

This book is the best, clearest defense of classical education I have ever read. As a homeschooler for almost 10 years, mother of two children with special needs (ASD and dyslexia), and wife of a special education & Latin teacher, I have read stacks of books and have had thousands … Continue reading →

Classical Lutheran Education Conference in July, 2016: Early Registration Open

Early registration is open through May 31, 2016. (Cost increases beginning June 1, so register soon if you would like to attend.) *Not just for Lutherans!* Visit CCLE.org for a printable flier and more information. Registration is available online via PayPal or by check. Full schedule to come in the … Continue reading →

The Path Less Traveled: A Truly Special Education

This article begins: “Families come to trust Memoria Press for a variety of reasons. We came through desperation. Our oldest child did not speak until he was five, and he and his younger sister have significant receptive and expressive language difficulties. Finding a good, solid education for them was literally … Continue reading →

Charlotte Mason OR Classical/Memoria Press?

See the lively online discussion with insights into this question What are the differences between Charlotte Mason or Ambleside and the Classical approach of Memoria Press? This commonly requested topic cannot be addressed at homeschooling conventions because of speaker restrictions at those same conventions! (No one can speak against another … Continue reading →

Charlotte Mason/Ambleside VS. Classical/Memoria Press

See the lively online discussion with insights into this question What are the differences between Charlotte Mason or Ambleside and the Classical approach of Memoria Press? This commonly requested topic cannot be addressed at homeschooling conventions because of speaker restrictions at those same conventions! (No one can speak against another … Continue reading →

Memoria Press – New Website Launched

After months of effort by the MP team, the new Memoria Press website can now be viewed through this link. Currently on the front banner, the new Simply Classical Level 2 appears. See also the Sodalitas Gathering photo from last year. Join us this summer for excellent plenary sessions, homeschooling … Continue reading →

Simply Classical Curriculum – Levels A,B,C, Levels 1,2,3 – with customer reviews

Unique in special education, Simply Classical Curriculum teaches necessary skills within the context of beautiful books, poetry, music and the liberal arts and sciences. Remembering the humanity of each student, the Simply Classical Curriculum is dedicated to elevating the lives and minds of every child. Read the full overview with … Continue reading →

Simply Classical Curriculum Overview – ABC, 123, & beyond

Unique in special education, Simply Classical Curriculum teaches necessary skills within the context of beautiful books, poetry, music and the liberal arts and sciences. Remembering the humanity of each student, the Simply Classical Curriculum is dedicated to elevating the lives and minds of every child. Read the full overview with … Continue reading →

Tribulation and Peace: Guaranteed

My daughter is battling mysteriously high blood pressure. She’s only 5’1″ and 115 lbs. She exercises, relaxes with good books, and enjoys her young life. Yet an unexpected reading of 155/114 led us to realize something is going on inside her body. Subsequent readings remain high enough to warrant concern. … Continue reading →

Simply Classical: A Beautiful Education for Any Child – celebrating a second printing!

The book began as little more than a quiet voice telling a story many of your own families could tell. Resonating and encouraging beyond our broadest vision, this book is now in its next printing! Celebrate with us by giving this book to a classical school faculty, a friend in … Continue reading →