Join Civitas teacher (and Backyard Shakespeare director) Eleanor Georges on Saturday, June 28, from 7:00–9:00 PM at the Presbyterian Church of Manchester for a lively exploration of one of Shakespeare’s finest histories, Henry IV, Part I.

So why should you read an old medieval poem from the fourteenth century? Here are just three reasons...

Ezekiel is one of the most daunting books of the Bible. At forty-eight chapters, it is long. It immediately confronts the reader...

The Civitas School is excited to be co-sponsoring an Edwards Institute talk presented by Edwards Institute fellow (and Civitas teacher)...

One of the ways Christ ministers to his people at this time of year is through music: the beloved Advent and Christmas songs that he...

The last post gave three reasons to establish healthy work attitudes and routines for everyone in the family, but especially for...

1 Corinthians 15:58: Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as...

In anticipation of the inaugural meeting of the Civitas Book Club , we present the following reasons everyone should read our book of...

As the academic year begins, we are delighted to introduce a new series of community events, the Civitas Book Club . As our tagline—...

We're excited to invite prospective students and parents to our first Teacher Open House on Thursday evening, August 22, 2024 at the...

What does baking have in common with creating a story? At first glance, they might seem unrelated activities, calling for totally...

The evening of Friday, November 10 opened a rich and joyous weekend of learning, singing, and worshipping at our first Civitas-hosted...

Who are the Civitas School teachers? Why is Christian education important to them? How do they articulate the intersection of academic...