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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Thanksgiving

Dinner is eaten, kitchen is clean, kids are in bed... Happy Thanksgiving!

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ABOUT OUR SCHOOL:

Saint Augustine Classical Academy is a very small, very exclusive school with an approximate enrollment of two: Henry, 6, and Oliver, 4. Our waiting list consists of Jane, 3, and Peter, 1.

Our curriculum is a blend of the liberal studies program created by The Angelicum Academy, which is officially recognized by the Church as a Catholic home school program, and the recommendations given in The Well-Trained Mind by Susan Wise Bauer and Jessie Wise.

Henry began first grade on July 1, 2013. Oliver attends center-based ABA therapy three days per week. Jane attempts to do whatever her brothers are doing. Peter laughs at all of his crazy siblings.

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