Top Four Changes to FAFSA and How to Navigate Them If you are a parent of a high school senior, we know that the thought of your child transitioning to college next year can bring about financial worries. News of changes to Federal Student Aid can add to that worry. A delayed release date has thrown a wrench into many early decisions, causing many families to […]
Conversation in Mathematics By Melanie Brintnall and Mike Austin Picture an orchestra. Violinists bow, trumpeters blow, and drummers thump, all contributing their knowledge and skill in accord with the conductor’s lead. When a community of unique individuals shares their gifts under the leadership of a master, a greater good is accomplished than if each thought, practiced, and performed […]
Symposium Features Dazzling Duo Speakers Odysseus and Penelope, Romeo and Juliet, Mark Antony and Cleopatra. All classical power couples who stood the test of time individually but made their mark on history as pairs. In this same vein, we are thrilled to announce two husband-and-wife teams that are part of our great lineup of impactful speakers at the National Symposium for Classical Education. One […]
Yule Be Sorry If You Don’t Submit Your Holiday Card Artwork The holidays are quickly approaching. While we may only be in October, Great Hearts is looking ahead to the holiday season to find student artwork to grace the cover of our annual Holiday Card. Throughout the years, the selected artwork featured on the cover of the card vividly display holiday cheer, warmth, and happiness through […]
