Written by CPLS Junior Emma Nasseri Not very many high schoolers get the opportunity to travel the world with their classmates and teachers, but at Cair Paravel, learning goes beyond the classroom. Over spring break, a group of twenty students boarded a plane to Athens to see for themselves a […]
Written by guest author and CPLS junior Ellia Morse The CPLS Fine Arts Festival arrives once a year and it is the culmination of the creativity and classical education of the previous year. On two cold Thursday and Friday mornings, you can walk into the Topeka Bible Church buildings and […]
This final installment for parents, written by CPLS counselors Melissa Gossard and Sara Vincent, provides more encouragement and helpful tips as we navigate technology in the 21st century. In our previous post, we looked at what Scripture says about how self-control and boundaries play a role in healthy tech management […]
“Everybody doesn’t go the same way,” Mike Henry said, quoting a truth his father gave him that’s stuck with him over the years.. If you walked in on one of his art classes, you would see this right away. Students are painting with charcoal, arranging matchbox cars for a still […]
Silver Bells is unlike any other high school formal you’ll find at area schools. The official evening begins with a delicious meal at a location that each class votes on. This year, the Seniors went to Kiku’s Steakhouse while the sophomore class requested their 8th grade teacher, Mr. Barron, cook […]
Recently, school counselor Melissa Gossard spoke to some of our parents about how to handle technology in our homes. This three-part blog series aims to summarize the conversation that was started that evening. Each segment will include a portion of the topics covered as well as useful tips and hints […]
Today’s alumni spotlight focuses on Bridget Cornwell, CPLS Class of 2014 and current Washburn University senior As an Art Education major, Bridget was required to create an exhibit with a […]
Introduction Recently, school counselor Melissa Gossard spoke to some of our parents about how to handle technology in our homes. This three-part blog series aims to summarize the conversation that was started that evening. Each segment will include a portion of the topics covered as well as useful tips and […]
Today’s blog post is authored by 8th grade teacher William Barron. A typical meal these days takes more time to prepare than to consume. We tend to work hard in the preparation phase of the meal to produce a quality product but fail to consider the whole package. We were […]
In the middle of a cold, winter night twelve years ago, fourth grade teacher Julie Conroy was wide awake, talking to God. “Hurry,” she heard, “there is much to be done. Be about the Master’s business, follow the Commander, worship the Most High.” Inspired, Mrs. Conroy carefully composed The High […]