Announcing Adam Stevenson, Our Inaugural Headmaster of St. Joseph Classical, a Chesterton Academy!
About Us
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Our MissionRooted in the Heart of Jesus, St. Joseph Academy cooperates richly with parents in order to develop a robust community of learners who contemplate together the truth, goodness, and beauty of our Catholic Tradition.
Our VisionWe aim to raise up young people in wisdom and virtue who worship God as their highest Good so that they may thrive in this life and become saints in the next.
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Classical Academy
Why classical?
Classical education utilizes an integrated curriculum contemplating Christ as the Logos or Wisdom revealed across the curriculum. It involves the transmission of a culture where students learn to think with the mind of the ancients in order to contemplate what is good, true, and beautiful.
This vibrant education includes reading good literature and primary sources, an immersion in beautiful art and poetry, mimetic instruction of mathematics, participation in the Cathedral children’s sacred music choir, nature study, classical art studio, seminar discussion, Latin, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Daily Mass, Adoration, and more. In order to foster a culture of reflection and meaningful dialogue, our students use little to no technology in the classroom.
Classical education utilizes an integrated curriculum contemplating Christ as the Logos or Wisdom revealed across the curriculum. It involves the transmission of a culture where students learn to think with the mind of the ancients in order to contemplate what is good, true, and beautiful.
This vibrant education includes reading good literature and primary sources, an immersion in beautiful art and poetry, mimetic instruction of mathematics, participation in the Cathedral children’s sacred music choir, nature study, classical art studio, seminar discussion, Latin, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Daily Mass, Adoration, and more. In order to foster a culture of reflection and meaningful dialogue, our students use little to no technology in the classroom.
MONTESSORI at St. Joseph Academy
"Let the children come to me; do not prevent them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.
Amen, I say to you, whoever does not accept the kingdom of God like a child will not enter it."
Mark 10:14-15






