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The 5 Common Topics are used in the Challenge programs in every seminar (subject). They are a list of questions that tutors, parents, and st...

There is a way for homeschooled students to join the National Honor Society. It's called Eta Sigma Alpha National Home School Honor Soci...

So now that your student is entering the Challenge years...how are they going to finish all the work required of them? Here are 20 helpful t...

Classical Education Teachers: No more than two tutors model teaching/learning  for all six subjects. Training: Tutors are trained in the ...

The Challenge program is for students  12 and older. For thirty weeks they study  six challenging subjects  (or content areas) at home  whil...

Our Challenge program, designed  for students twelve years and older,  provides the perfect setting for students  to expand their command o...

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One of the biggest differences between CC and other educational models is integration. We integrate all 6 seminars together throughout the d...

CC Charlotte - Mallard Creek 2017-2018 Calendar August 8           Orientation

Welcome to Challenge A! Classical Conversations has narrowed down the theme of each Challenge level. They are as follows: