RECOMMEND RESOURCES
Want to learn more about a Classical and Christian approach to Education? We recommend the following resources:
Video Resources
Geronimo, Amen! Part 1 Geronimo, Amen! Part 2
Books, Essays, and Articles:
What is Classical Christian Education?
The Lost Tools of Learning, Dorothy Sayers
What is Classical Christian Education, Veritas Academy
An Introduction to Classical Education: A Guide for Parents, Christopher Perrin
Top 10 Reasons to Study Latin, Cheryl Lowe
Recovering the lost tools of learning
Repairing the ruins, Douglas Wilson
The Case for Classical Christian Education, Douglas Wilson
The well-trained mind, Susan Wise Bauer
The Core, Leigh Bortins
The Question, Leigh Bortins
Wisdom and eloquence: A Christian Paradigm for Classical Learning, Littlejohn & Evans
The Liberal Arts Tradition: A Philosophy of Classical Christian Education, Clark & Jain
Susan Wise Bauer, The Well-Educated Mind
Norms and Nobility, David Hicks
The Liberal Arts Tradition, Bruce A. Kimball
The Abolition of Man, C.S. Lewis
On Secular Education, R.L. Dabney
The Seven Laws of Teaching, John Milton Gregory
John Senior, The Restoration of Christian Culture
The Paideia proposal, Mortimer J. Adler
Climbing Parnassus, Tracy Lee Simmons
On Christian Doctrine, St. Augustine
Our History
In 1848 Dr. J. B. Johnston started Logan County's first classical Christian school. Geneva Hall, as it was called, started in his study and grew to become Geneva College. In 1879 it moved to Beaver Falls, PA, where it continues to thrive today. We stand in this legacy of excellent Classical Christian Education.