Documentation for public schools and districts

The ClassicalU Liberal Arts Teaching Pathway is a defined professional-development course of study for school faculties: 50 courses carrying 330.4 hours of instruction, delivered online and self-paced. It is a nonsectarian, non-devotional sequence covering pedagogy, subject-matter instruction, assessment, classroom practice and school leadership.

See every course before you decide.

The documentation names all 50 courses with their individual hours, so a district can review the actual scope rather than a summary.

Review the content yourself.

On request by district leadership, ClassicalU provides full text transcripts of any lecture in the pathway, along with course descriptions, module lists, presenter biographies and sample lessons.

Records the school’s own managers hold.

The school’s team managers assign courses from the pathway and can see what has been assigned, started and completed, exportable for any date range and available to the district on request.

Classical education is a tradition with a long history, and some courses discuss that history — including the part played by Christian institutions and thinkers in the development of the liberal arts — in historical and philosophical terms. That treatment is descriptive rather than devotional. We say so plainly rather than claim the pathway is neutral on every religious and philosophical question.

Ask for a pathway quote

A quote states the seat count, the access term and the per-educator rate, and carries the pathway with it — every course named with its hours, how delivery works, and the statement on content, bound in as pages of the same document, so the record a district files is complete on its own.
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