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Showing posts with label Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education. Show all posts

Saturday, August 8, 2026

How to Read a Play, Rev. Andrew Richard

The stage with its scripts is a different place than the armchair with its books. How do we understand plays rightly and do them justice, while still enjoying them as literature at home or in class? Come sit at the feet of Shakespeare and Sophocles and learn the craft of the playwright. Pastor Richard has a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Production and annually writes and directs a play with the upper level students at Mount Hope Lutheran School.

A breakout session from  
CCLE XXVI: Foundation of Faith and Freedom
July 14-17, 2026, at Concordia University Chicago

 

Introduction to Classical Lutheran Education I, Rev. Rene Castillero

This three-part session will introduce you to Classical Lutheran Education! Fundamentally, we will seek to answer the questions such as: “What is Lutheran in education?” “Why should we educate?” “Who do we educate?” and many more. We will walk through other topics as it relates to the means we use to teach including the trivium, quadrivium, progymnasmata, integrated catechesis. Finally, we will touch on matters in regard to the school, its teachers, its curriculum, its students, over all school culture, and other practical matters.

A breakout session from  
CCLE XXVI: Foundation of Faith and Freedom
July 14-17, 2026, at Concordia University Chicago