What does moving to classical education mean?

A: Classical education is education that is grounded in the millennia-long tradition of education in the West that dates back to the classical world, but has been thoroughly shaped, informed, and fulfilled by Christianity. Its most essential characteristic is that it is education with a purpose: truth, goodness, and beauty in the pursuit of Wisdom. Students are taught to think critically, deeply, and well, using real ideas and information, to arrive at real truth. They are trained to recognize, value, and produce authentic beauty. And, they are shaped in virtue to live for what is truly good. To be a classical school is above all to center these things in everything we do, and to always pursue them oriented toward our ultimate goal, Wisdom, Whom the Church recognizes as Christ.