Best Choices in Curriculum

Snapshot Of Major Curriculums In K-College Education

  • Singapore Math

  • Core Knowledge Foundation

  • Riggs

  • Spalding

  • Access Literacy

  • Classical Academic Press

  • Pearson/Holt/etc.

  • Classical Conversations

  • Cambridge Campanions

  • Everyman’s Library

  • Well-Ordered Language

  • Institute for Excellence in Writing

  • Story of the World

  • Science Explorer

  • Wheelock's Latin

  • Cambridge Latin

  • Classic Children's Literature

  • Memoria Press

  • Oxford Short Introductions

  • Hackett Classics

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  • Founders Classical Academies

  • GreatHearts Academies

  • Williamsburg Academies

  • Rivendell Sanctuary 5 Pursuits Honors Program/The Excel College

  • Classical Conversations

  • Christian Accreditation Networks

  • St. John's College and Graduate Institute

  • Society for Classical Learning

  • Oxbridge approaches

  • University of Dallas

  • Bryan College

  • Lumerit College Plus

  • Summit Ministries

  • Hillsdale College

  • Thomas Aquinas College

  • Classic Learning Test

  • Association of Classical Christian Schools

  • New Saint Andrews College

  • International standards

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Christopher Perrin, An Introduction to Classical Education

“Classical education is the authoritative, tradition, and enduring form of education begun by the Greeks and Romans, developed through history, and now being renewed and recovered in the twenty-first century.”