Blog for Parents and Educators

Discover insights and expert guidance on your educational journey. Our blog covers crucial topics for parents and educators. From proven parenting strategies and educational methodologies to in-depth analysis of classical Christian education.

Learn about Charlotte Mason’s philosophy, effective study techniques, and character development approaches that can transform your child’s academic experience. Our articles provide practical advice and biblical perspectives, empowering you to make informed decisions about your child’s education and upbringing.

Christian Education is More than Academics

Education is More than Academics At Kalos Christian Academy, we believe education is more than academics; it’s about shaping hearts and minds for Christ. Explore how Classical Christian education equips students with timeless wisdom, critical thinking skills, and a deep understanding of God’s truth. For parents navigating homeschooling, private school options, or seeking support in biblical parenting, our blog offers a wealth of resources. We also highlight Charlotte Mason, whose gentle and holistic approach to learning continues to inspire educators and families worldwide.

Christian Education Makes Disciples

Making Disciples Engage in a discussion concerning education and Biblical worldview. The Bible teaches us that a fully trained student will become like their teacher (Luke 6:4). Children spend more than 16,000 hours in the classroom. Is your child’s education training him or her to be like Jesus? The type of education, the atmosphere, and the teacher all play a role in who your child grows to be. Kalos Christian Academy aims to partner with parents to make disciples for future generations.

Whether you’re a seasoned educator or looking into Christian education, you’ll find inspiration and tools to enrich your child’s education. Subscribe to stay updated with new posts and insights. Email us at office@kaloskc.com to learn more about private education in Kansas City.

Blog Posts

Rediscovering the Creative Call of Christians with Jarrod Richey
What role do the arts really play in a classical Christian education? For many of us, “art class” growing up felt like a filler – something fun, but hardly central to learning. Music, theater, and visual art were often seen as side activities, not essential to shaping minds and hearts. But as guest Jarrod Richey reminds us,… The post Rediscovering the Creative Call of Christians with Jarrod Richey appeared first on BaseCamp Live.
Christian Education is on the Rise: Why it Matters Now More than Ever with Darrell Jones
One of the biggest decisions parents make is where their children go to school. With classrooms shaping faith, wisdom, and character, the stakes couldn’t be higher. In this episode of BaseCamp Live with Davies Owens, President of the Stanley M. Herzog Foundation Darrell Jones, shares how one man’s vision has grown into a nationwide movement for Christ-centered education…. The post Christian Education is on the Rise: Why it Matters Now More than Ever with Darrell Jones appeared first …
What Boys Need Today with Fr. Mark Perkins
What does it take to raise boys into men in today’s culture? Fr. Mark Perkins, chaplain and assistant headmaster at St. Dunstan’s Academy, joins Davies Owens to discuss the urgent challenges facing boys and the bold vision behind launching a farm, trades, and classics boys’ boarding school in the Anglican tradition. Drawing on personal experience as a… The post What Boys Need Today with Fr. Mark Perkins appeared first on BaseCamp Live.
Are We Protecting – or Preparing – Our Kids? with Chuck Evans
In this episode of BaseCamp Live, host Davies Owens welcomes Chuck Evans – longtime leader in classical Christian education and co-author of Wisdom and Eloquence. Nearly 20 years after the book’s original release, Chuck reflects on why he and Robert Littlejohn rewrote the new parent edition, and why the balance between protecting and preparing children matters more than ever…. The post Are We Protecting – or Preparing – Our Kids? with Chuck Evans appeared first on BaseCamp Live.

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