Scholé Hall - Upper Elementary Humanities

This class introduces students to the wonder of great stories and big ideas. Through tales from and set in the Medieval, Renaissance, and Early Modern periods, students will learn to love truth, goodness, and beauty while developing early literary analysis skills.

Classes include guided discussions, engaging in-class activities, and beginner writing assignments that help students think carefully, express ideas clearly, and grow in their love of reading.

Designed with students aged roughly 8-11 in mind, we'll work on reading comprehension, vocabulary development, literary analysis, reading fluency, writing skills, and critical thinking.

I believe parents are the primary educators of their children, and this class is meant to support that role through a partnership with families.

This class is $500 total for the entire 2026-27 school year, your $100 deposit will contribute to your total. All enrollment payments are non-refundable.

Please note: I teach as a Christian who believes in and affirms the Nicene Creed and the historic faith of the Church. I believe that Scripture is true and that all Truth ultimately leads us toward God. In studying Humanities, my hope is to help students encounter beauty, goodness, and Truth in the stories, ideas, and cultures we explore. I do not require my students to share my same views, but merely to come ready to learn, participate respectfully, and treat others with kindness.