Welcome!
Have you been looking for a fully Catholic program for an alternative to Classical Conversations?
Catholic Schoolhouse is a program for your whole family.
Contact: northindianapolisin@catholicschoolhouse.com or 317-437-0374 for more information.
Here is a sample schedule of what your child will experience after joining our program.
Typical Schedule for Grammar (Elementary) Students
9:45-10:00 | Prayer & Pledge of Allegiance, Chorus |
10:00-10:30 | Academics in Individual Classes |
10:30-11:00 | Art |
11:00-12:00 | Hands – On Science |
12:00-12:30 | Academics, Student Presentations |
12:30-1:00 | Finish Academics in Individual Classes |
Subjects for each year and stage coordinate with the Tour Guide to unite the family in studies. Subjects for memory work (Academics) include, Latin, Math, Geography, History, Timeline, Science, Language Arts, Religion, Fine arts.
We meet once a week for three and a half hours. Our 24 week school year is divided into four, 6 week quarters.
Upper level (Dialectic and Rhetoric Students) Grades 7-12
Dialectic (13-15)
9:45– Latin
10:00 –10:30– Humanities (the humanities are interwoven creating a cohesive whole in learning. They include, composition, literature, grammar, geography, history and religion)
10:30 – 11:30 –Humanities
11:30– 12:00 – Socratic discussions
12:00-1:00–Fine Arts weekly rotation with Science Labs
Our journey of discovery of the true, good, and beautiful continues at the rhetoric level. Subjects are integrated and presented cohesively. At this level, students will read original documents and develop their own ideas, guided in the expression of these ideas.
Our focus at Catholic Schoolhouse will be those tasks that are best accomplished in a group and which the group environment can bring an added level of inspiration and value.
Rhetoric (14-18)
9:45-Latin
10:00 –12:00–Humanities which includes the study of excellent literature, writing assignments, Socratic discussions, memorization and recitation of famous speeches, as well as geography and current events. Our history focus through literature will begin at Early America and continue through the modern day.
12:00-1:00 Fine Arts weekly rotation with US Government (using Declaration Statesman)