top of page
Our Blog: The Classical Corner
Search


Meet Mrs. Mason
I am Mrs. Beth Champion Mason, and I will be teaching all levels of Latin at Trinity Classical Academy this year. I’m excited to launch into this new adventure! For the past eight years, I’ve been homeschooling my son Jonathan, after following God’s leading to pull hi m out of public school after the 3rd grade. My bachelor’s degree is in English and Secondary Education, but since college I’ve enjoyed a few different careers, some of them overlapping. I was a technical writer
Trinity Classical
Aug 31 min read


Meet Mrs. Warner
Beth Warner has joined Trinity Classical Academy's teaching staff during Mrs. Taylor absence. The TCA community is truly blessed to have this "servant of mercy" teaching and leading in the classroom. Thank you, Mrs. Warner! "My name is Beth Warner, and I am currently serving as the K-2 teacher at Trinity Classical Academy. I graduated from Concordia Wisconsin with a bachelor's degree in Lay Ministry. Following undergrad, I went to Concordia Theological Seminary Fort Wayne for
Trinity Classical
Oct 13, 20251 min read


Meet Mrs. Rysavy!
I am Mrs. Charlotte Rysavy. That is pronounced rih-SHAW-vee. I have spent the last seventeen years homeschooling my four sons from kindergarten through high school. Three have graduated and one is advancing toward the end of his high school career. My bachelors degree from College of Charleston is in Applied Mathematics with application in Computer Science. Mathematics, chemistry, physics, writing, and ancient Greek are my academic loves. Knitting, music, and art are m
Trinity Classical
Jun 11, 20251 min read


Meet Mrs. Taylor!
My name is Sarah Taylor. I am married to my high school sweetheart, Daniel, and we have been given two children, Estoria, 9, and Ransom,...
Trinity Classical
Aug 9, 20242 min read


Why we use Traditional Phonics at TCA
We teach Traditional Phonics at Trinity Classical Academy because we believe it to be the best approach for teaching children to read. It...
Trinity Classical
Jun 27, 20242 min read


Dead Languages Never Truly Die; The Critical Importance of Latin in the Classroom
To answer the question ‘why Latin?’ we should simply consider our everyday lives. Latin is woven into our speech every single day because...
Trinity Classical
Jun 17, 20242 min read


The Seven Liberal Arts, Paideia, & Ordo Amoris
God’s order of creation establishes man and woman as mother and father blessed with the mandate to be fruitful and multiply. This...
Trinity Classical
Jun 9, 20243 min read


Meet Mrs. Adams
Hello! I am Dani Adams, Director of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy for Trinity Classical. I am a mother of three and wife of one. I...
Trinity Classical
Jun 1, 20243 min read


Meet Mrs. Harner!
My name is Ashley Harner, and I am the curriculum director of Latin studies and humanities here at Trinity Classical. I grew up in...
Trinity Classical
May 30, 20242 min read


Doing what comes nature-ally in K-2
Our students in primary school are currently learning science through the study of the natural world. We are all familiar with young boys...
-
Feb 23, 20242 min read


Credo Ut Intellegam
Found in the first chapter of St. Anselm’s Proslogion, Credo ut intellegam, or in English, “I believe in order to understand '', is the...
-
Feb 23, 20241 min read


Who We Are
Trinity Classical Academy provides classical tutoring and enrichment to homeschool families in South Hampton Roads. At TCA, we understand...
-
Feb 23, 20241 min read
bottom of page
