As creatures made in the image of God, we’ve been given the ability to read, think, discuss, debate, write, study, experiment, and create. When we devote these abilities to searching for what is good, true, and beautiful, we find God Himself—and find that we can more deeply delight in His character, even as we now see through a glass dimly (1 Corinthians 13:12).
At Knox Classical, we believe that there is a particular way to go about academic education that enables this worshipful pursuit of “knowledge of the Holy One” (Proverbs 9:10)—and transforms students “by the renewal of their minds” (Romans 12:2). For centuries, what we today call “classical” education has centered on pursuing what’s good, true, and beautiful—that is, God. Prioritizing, in its best moments, the transmission of wisdom and cultivation of Christ-like virtue, classical education has given students the chance to grapple with the highest truths, understanding who God is and what it means to be made in His image.
Our school partners with parents in educating students in this rich tradition, making possible, we hope and believe, deeper worship and whole-hearted pursuit of God among the entire family. This path—one of Christ-centered, classical, collaborative, covenantal education—is a very different choice than most educational paradigms today. But we firmly believe that it’s worth it.
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