Through life skills, prayer, and tutoring, students are given the time and resources to grow beyond academics.
Our enrichment day offers a structured environment for students to work on academic work in the company of peers with the support of experienced tutors. In addition, common arts courses may be offered occasionally by volunteers in life skills such as gardening, cooking, sewing, dance, drawing, and much more.
“Learn to do common things uncommonly well.” George Washing Carver
In a group study session, students can help one another, take breaks together, and get help from an experienced tutor. While students could study at home by themselves, this is a great alternative for those who benefit from accountability and structure.
At the beginning of the day and throughout, students pray together and listen to spiritual readings from the lives of saints, the Church Fathers, and Holy Scripture. This spiritual focus helps students to keep their studies in the right perspective and helps them rely on God for their energy and wisdom.
Physical education, games, and recess offers students an opportunity to exercise their bodies as well as their minds.
