What does the Bible have to do with how judges read the Constitution — and why should Christian parents be worried about AI chatbots raising their kids? In this episode of Refining Rhetoric, host Robert Bortins talks with Abraham Hamilton III —...

Can a simple gift really change how a child sees God? In this episode of the Everyday Educator podcast, host Delise Germond sits down with Katie Shearin and Izabella McMillon — two women whose lives intersect through Operation Christmas Child, the...

What happens to children when marriage gets redefined? In this episode of Refining Rhetoric, host Robert Bortins sits down with Katy Faust — founder and president of Them Before Us, a global movement defending children's right to their mother and...

Ever wonder if social media is doing your homeschool family more harm than good — or if it might actually be a gift? In this episode of the Everyday Educator podcast, host Delise Germond sits down with Classical Conversations' own social media team,...

Why are so many historically Christian colleges quietly abandoning their roots — and what does it take to raise a generation that won't? In this episode of *Refining Rhetoric*, host Robert Bortins sits down with Dr. Albert Mohler, president of Boyce...

Is your homeschool student neurodivergent, dyslexic, or dealing with an undiagnosed learning struggle — and you're not sure where to even start looking? In this episode of the Everyday Educator podcast, host Amy Jones sits down with Margaret Walsh,...

Why homeschool? Margot McNutt has spent her whole life answering that question, first as a homeschooled daughter and now as a Classical Conversations Tutor, watching the next generation of families ask the same thing. Margot is a recent graduate of the Classical Conversations Challenge program, the second oldest of...

The Classical Conversations Essentials program is a bridge: it carries the memory work built in Foundations toward the Latin language study that begins in Challenge A. Longtime Classical Conversations mom and now as a curriculum developer for Classical Conversations MultiMedia, Kathy Donegia, has spent years mapping that bridge. In...

“A classical education curriculum? Isn’t that just for elite private schools and snooty academicians obsessed with Latin?” If you’ve ever dismissed classical education as outdated, outmoded, or irrelevant, you might be surprised to discover its growing influence in diverse educational settings—including homeschooling—where the principles of classical education are being...

Classical Conversations Cycle 3 walks Foundations students through American history, Latin translation, chemistry, geometry, and much more, all set to memory-work families recite together for 24 weeks. With blog posts, podcasts, videos, and printables scattered across so many corners of the community, finding the right one for this week’s...

Classical Conversations Protocol is the etiquette and cultural capstone event for the Challenge II academic year, and it always includes two required parts: a formal meal and a cultural event, such as the symphony, ballet, or opera. For many Challenge II parents, the real question is not what Protocol...

Each month, Classical Conversations publishes a Parent Connections newsletter for CC families — a curated blend of encouragement, curriculum updates, member benefits, and community resources. The August 2026 issue lands right at the start of a new academic year, opening with a message of encouragement for returning and new...