The word fortitude comes from the Latin fortis, which simply means strength. It shares an etymology with the word fortress or fort—which is a military stronghold built to defend against attack. Fort McHenry was built between 1798 and 1800, in order...
We often hear from parents who are looking for a school that “shares their values.” And to be honest, we often represent ourselves that way—as a school community “committed” to a common set of “values” and with shared “desires” for...
When CCA has sophomores next year, they will get to read Charles Dickens’ book, A Tale of Two Cities. Dickens takes the readers on a masterful journey through the good and the bad – justice and injustice – love and...
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Welcome to Veritas et Virtus, the official blog of Columbus Classical Academy. Here we will share news and reflections on classical education.
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