Homeschool Success through a Classical Approach
Sometimes we refer to Catholic Schoolhouse as a ‘spine’ of your homeschooling, on which you add all the extra books, crafts, activities, games and fun to round it out however fits your family. If the ‘spine’ had a name, it […]
Did you know Catholic Schoolhouse has a quilting book? It fits in perfectly with the upcoming Tour I history and art. (Here’s a crazy selfie with the 6yr old sewing, baby on my lap, quilt book in hand, and 3 […]
Right to Life Essay Contest This is such exciting news! Indianapolis Catholic Schoolhouse Thomas Defreese won 1st place in this years Right to Life Essay contest for 8th grade in Indianapolis. Congratulations Thomas! Take a look here! http://rtlindy.org/building-a-pro-life-city/student-contests/Because Indianapolis Catholic […]
We want to congratulate all of our Super Scholars from the 2016-2017 school year! (To learn more about Super Scholars, scroll to the end.) Here are all of our amazing scholars: Spectacular Specialist: Clare Bisanti – Omaha/Gretna, NE Chapter Mary […]
It’s the last week of Tour III! You made it here, congrats! Let’s finish the year with a great quote by Saint John Paul II (who appears in our history timeline this week): Religion/ Math/ Language Arts It’s the last […]
Our dialectic students have taken on a new challenge this year–to improve their writing with real-world skills used while creating their own newspaper! The dialectic students from our South Indianapolis, IN chapter, directed by Renae Schoening and the students from […]
This is a tough week to find anything funny about. But I did come across Toy Story’s Mr. Potato head Picasso pose and laughed. Hope it brings a smile to your face too! Religion/ Math/ Language Arts Keep […]
If you frequent the Catholic Schoolhouse website or blog, you may have noticed that we have changed all the “Years” to “Tours.” This is just a new name to help ease confusion. No content has changed with the name change- […]
Use this quote by Gandhi to spur some conversation over the dinner table this week! Religion/ Math/ Language Arts This week we start studying a new saint, Mother Teresa of Calcutta. It’s exciting to call her a saint! She was […]
Start off your week with this great quote by Albert Einstein: Religion/ Math/ Language Arts It’s the last week we focus on Saint Maximilian Kolbe, so finish up that fun pack: Saint Maximilian Kolbe Fun Pack Religion: This week’s religion […]