Last time I wrote about the first semester of my sixth-grade year and how I began to prepare for the National Memory Master Competition (see the first post here). In this post, I want to write about the time following…

A Student's Perspective
It’s so easy to feel like you’re behind in life. No matter what stage of life you’re in, it can seem like everyone else your age is one step ahead of you. It’s hard to remember not to compare yourself ...
Back in October, I started a series of posts about my senior thesis. My topic relates to how classical Christian schools should treat science education. It stems from something I have often noticed in ...
Whenever I talk about having friends from school to people who know I’m homeschooled and take online classes, I tend to get funny looks. I can just see the questions formulating in their heads. “Can ...
We’re already a couple of weeks into 2025, but I thought it would be nice to start my blogging year with a New Year themed post. This semester marks my last one in high school. And even though I still ...
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Last time I wrote about the first semester of my sixth-grade year and how I began to prepare for the National Memory Master Competition (see the first post here). In this post, I want to write about the time following…
In sixth grade, I decided to participate in Classical Conversations’ National Memory Master competition (NMM). NMM is the culmination of CC’s Memory Master program. It is a national competition for sixth graders in the Classical Conversations Foundations Program. Normally, to…
Among Wilson Hill students, one consistently favorite class is The Great Conversation or TGC. The Great Conversation, which is similar to Veritas Press’ Omnibus, is an integrated study of history, literature, and theology. Each class is worth two and a…
There are really three options for classical Christian education: brick-and-mortar private school, online private school, or homeschool. All three are great options and work differently for different people. In this post, I want to write about why homeschooling is my…
This post may contain affiliate links, which means I’ll receive a commission if you purchase through my links, at no extra cost to you. Please read full disclosure for more information. In ninth grade my curriculum consisted of allowing me to earn…
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