A classical education does not end when the school day does. These are programs, courses, competitions, and resources we recommend to our families — vetted for quality, aligned with our mission, and organized so you can find exactly what fits your family.
Many of these resources are free. For Arizona families, most paid programs may be covered by your ESA funds through ClassWallet.
Courses, competitions, and clubs your child can join — from free online lectures to full-year academies.
Resources for your own formation and understanding — podcasts, conferences, and essential reading.
Free, Low Cost, Moderate, and Premium — each tier is clearly labeled so there are no surprises.
Arizona families: most paid programs may qualify for ESA reimbursement through ClassWallet.
Over 40 self-paced courses: Constitution 101, Western Heritage, Ancient Christianity, Genesis, and more. A world-class liberal arts education, free to anyone. Visit Hillsdale Online
Video series covering classical pedagogy, phonics, Latin, and history. Designed for families seeking a classical foundation at home. Explore K-12 At Home
Math K-12, Art History, World History, Grammar, and Music appreciation. Self-paced mastery learning at no cost. Visit Khan Academy
60 free self-paced Latin units covering Latin I and II equivalents. Designed for students who want to read real Latin texts. Start Living Latin
Introduction to Classical Music by Professor Craig Wright. A rigorous university course available free to audit. Audit on Coursera
Free courses in Lincoln-Douglas, Public Forum, Policy, and Congressional debate. Build rhetorical confidence. Visit Debate Drills
Free YouTube Latin lectures that make the language accessible and engaging. A beloved resource among homeschool families. Watch the Lectures
These programs are explicitly Christian — grounded in Scripture, the sacramental tradition, and the Catholic intellectual heritage. They serve students and families who want their enrichment to be an extension of the faith that animates their education.
Parents · Online · Self-Paced
American history taught as a providential narrative — from Columbus through the Constitution to the present. Free, excellent, and deeply formation for parents who want to understand the Christian roots of the American experiment. Enroll free →
Parents & Educators · Charleston, Jul 15–18
“A Contemplation of Revolution” — the premier annual gathering of classical Christian educators in America. Talks, workshops, fellowship, and the kind of intellectual community that renews your conviction. Register →
Parents & Educators · Dallas, Oct 8–10
“A World Without Heroes” — a smaller, more intimate gathering with the same CiRCE quality. If you can’t make Charleston, Dallas is closer and just as rich. Learn more →
Parents · Audio · Weekly
The best podcast on classical Christian education, period. Christopher Perrin (CEO of Classical Academic Press) discusses paideia, the renewal of American education, and what it means to form the whole person. Free on all podcast apps.
Parents & Mentors · Audio · Weekly
Classical Christian education, culture, mentorship, and discipleship. Practical and spiritual formation for the adults who are forming the next generation. Free on all podcast apps.
Parents
Mere Christianity & The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis. Norms and Nobility by David Hicks. Beauty for Truth’s Sake by Stratford Caldecott. The Lost Tools of Learning by Dorothy Sayers. Start with Lewis.
Classical education forms parents too. These resources will deepen your understanding of the tradition your child is being raised in.
“A Contemplation of Revolution.” The premier classical education conference in the country. Register at CiRCE
“A World Without Heroes.” A smaller, more intimate gathering for classical educators and parents. Learn More
Five regional conventions with a dedicated Classical Track. Free exhibit hall Thursday 5–8pm. Find Your Region
Start with your child’s age, interests, and current skill level. Free programs are a great way to explore before committing. For academic courses, check the grade range and whether the format (live vs. self-paced) fits your family’s schedule. When in doubt, contact us — we are happy to help match your child with the right program.
Many of the paid programs listed here may qualify for ESA reimbursement through ClassWallet. Arizona’s ESA covers private school tuition, curriculum, online courses, tutoring, and extracurricular instruction from approved vendors. Always verify eligibility on ClassWallet before purchasing.
No. These are independent organizations that we recommend based on their quality, alignment with the classical tradition, and track record. Virtualis does not receive compensation for these recommendations. We simply believe they serve our families well.
Each program handles its own enrollment. Click the link provided for any program to visit their website directly. If you plan to use ESA funds, complete the ClassWallet process before or alongside enrollment.
Not sure where to start? Our team knows these programs and can help you find the right fit for your family.
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