Educating Students For Life Beyond the Classroom
Curriculum That Engages
Education in America now emphasizes achievement rather than cultivation of virtue. The Saint Constantine School gives value and meaning to the achievements of the classroom by teaching students to pursue excellence with virtue, wisdom, and joy. The classical education we offer immerses students in philosophy, history, both eastern and western Christian wisdom, and literature, alongside a rigorous math, science, Latin and Greek program. Students also have the opportunity to study fine arts in studio art classes, music in choir and individualized lessons, competitive speech and debate, theater, or select sports, as we seek to encourage and enliven all parts of the human soul in our students.
MoreOrthodoxy That Nurtures
As a mission of the Orthodox Church, we are committed to serving the community and educating minds to the glory of God. The Saint Constantine School is named for Emperor Constantine, who ended the horrific persecution of the early church and brought Christianity into the heart of Western culture with his conversion and the founding of Constantinople. A school founded on Orthodox principles–particularly during a time when the Church once again experiences widespread persecution–stands to represent the Light of the World that cannot be extinguished. Like Constantinople, this school hopes to be a beacon of truth and a haven of free thought for those under our care.
MoreTeachers Who Mentor
The Saint Constantine School is a teacher-led school where every administrator, all the way up to our President, is a teacher at heart and in practice. They are passionate experts in their fields, but also share their hobbies and amateur pursuits with students. This means that students receive world-class instruction from qualified teachers in the classroom, but are also surrounded by adults with lively minds who model the wonder and inquisitiveness that so many lose by the time they leave high school.
MoreCommunity That Cares
Our House system is designed to give our students a more personalized home within the larger Saint Constantine family. Each student is placed in one of our four houses during their first week on campus, and are encouraged by their House faculty advisors to integrate their academic growth with the building of their character. Through friendly and spirited competition in athletics, arts, and academics, students bond with their peers and put what they learn in the classroom into practice.
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