Helpful (free) resources for READING about classical education

What follows is a list of links and websites that we have found to offer profound insight into what an authentic classical liberal education is, and how it can be incorporated into your school, classroom or home.

Please check back often, as the list will continue to grow:

• The Angelicum Academy (https://www.angelicum.net/):

  • Articles on classical education and classical pedagogy by Angelicum founder Pat Carmack; and

  • Classical Homeschooling Magazine, with articles by multiple knowledgeable scholars

• The Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (https://catholicliberaleducation.org/):

  • A broad collection of multimedia resources; including,

  • A compilation of Church Documents and The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools

• The Circe Institute (https://circeinstitute.org/):

  • A comprehensive online introduction to classical education; and,

  • A helpful series of blogs, articles and more

• The Institute for Excellence in Writing (https://iew.com/):

  • A series of talks given by Founder Andrew Pudewa (audio files); and

  • A long-running blog with a broad scope

• Memoria Press (https://www.memoriapress.com/):

  • An overview of classical education; and

  • A collection of articles and blogs from multiple experienced classical educators

• Classical Academic Press (https://classicalacademicpress.com/):

  • An overview of classical education (with recommended reading list); and

  • Classical Insights blog

• Hillsdale College Resources for K-12 Education (https://k12.hillsdale.edu/)

  • The Hillsdale 1776 Curriculum

  • The Classical Classroom Blog

• Gateway to the Classics (http://www.gatewaytotheclassics.com/)

  • The Baldwin Project (online text for most of the print books published by Yesterday's Classics)

  • A Culture of Reading blog

• Catholic School Playbook (https://www.catholicschoolplaybook.com)

  • Full Text of the “Catholic School Playbook” book

  • CSP Blog