By Ms. Watson Teacher of Grades 2-3 Nearly 250 years ago, during the long winter of 1777-78, the Patriot army was camped at Valley Forge,...

By Mrs. Boynton Teacher of Grades 4-5 Bible Study, History, Geography, Latin, Math 6/7, Lower School Music, Upper School Latin II, Bell...

By Mrs. Rachael Wood Teacher of Kindergarten / 1st Grade Math, Science, History, and Geography At Belmont Classical Academy, we delight...

By Cortney Wright Teacher of Classical Composition, Literature, Grammar, Spelling, Bible Study, and French You may not have heard of...

By Jared Carman Head of School This week marks the birthday of John Hancock. A man of action, John Hancock was born on January 3, 1737....

One of the unique strengths of classical education is the emphasis placed on teacher-led classrooms and time-tested content. As noted in...

On December 16 students gathered in the sanctuary for our annual Christmas Devotional along with parents, teachers, and guests. This...

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called...

By Cortney Wright Teacher of Classical Composition, Literature, Grammar, Spelling, Bible Study and French Charles Dickens arrived in...

On October 3, 1789, George Washington issued his famous Thanksgiving proclamation, marking the first celebration of a holiday that, over...

Over 400 years ago near Plymouth, an autumn harvest feast was attended by various native people and newly arrived Pilgrims. Those early...

A distinctive feature of classical Christian education is the presence of time-tested content. Classical educators immerse students in...

The students of Belmont Classical Academy hosted a special devotional for Veterans Day, featuring beautiful music and patriotic thoughts....

William Bradford was a leader of the Pilgrim settlers of the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, and became Governor of the Plymouth...

Last week, the students of Belmont Classical Academy were given the fun opportunity to show their talents. At 6:30 pm on Friday, October...

Centuries ago Duke William of Normandy, France took an army of soldiers across the English Channel and fought English King Harold at the...

September 22 has been declared “Hobbit Day” by the American Tolkien Society, and the middle school has been studying The Hobbit in...

With all that is going on in the world, and in individual lives, what a blessing it is to gather in the sanctuary at Belmont each week...

Gladys Knight, popularly known as the "Empress of Soul," was invited in 2019 to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl. In an...

Cortney Wright For much of the Christian world, January 6th marks Epiphany. Epiphany marks the coming of the Magi as the first...