Classical Conversations Midtown Tulsa

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Curious about whether Classical Christian education at home is right for your family? Reach out and let's start the conversation!

Ready to try something new? If your family's approach to education hasn't been working for your kids, consider a new strategy: homeschooling with friends!

Our June events can help get you started...

Outreach Events - MIDTOWN Outreach Events - MIDTOWN

Our new Challenge A Director, Shari Jo Hatfield, is looking for students to join her Fall class! If you have a 12-year-old (rising 7th grader) who is ready to tackle an amazing Challenge year, reach out to Shari today.

Join us Saturday, June 6th, for Parent Practicum, a FREE one-day equipping for homeschooling parents.

This year, our theme is: "In the Beginning was the Word," and we will practice the Art of Grammar through language. (You might even get a sneak peak of Common Latin, CC's new Latin curriculum making its debut in 2027...)

REGISTER HERE:

https://classicalconversations.com/events/?id=6Ym1r

If one day made the difference between feeling confident and inspired or uncertain and anxious, would you invest that one day in yourself?

Join us at Parent Practicum, a FREE, one-day event for homeschool parents of all experience levels. Bring your spouse or a friend and join us for a hands-on encounter with the Classical method of education, together with an encouraging community of like-minded parents.

At Parent Practicum 2026, you can expect to:
• Practice the 5 Common Topics for full, inquisitive, and thoughtful conversations
• Connect with seasoned homeschool parents who offer wisdom from their journey
• Gain fresh energy from families just beginning their classical education adventure
• Return home with renewed passion for the lead learner role

Through clear instruction, collaborative exercises, and a supportive community of fellow CC parents and tutors, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the language that shapes so much of our classical tradition. Come be encouraged, equipped, and refreshed as we learn together!

REGISTER NOW:
https://classicalconversations.com/events/?id=6Ym1r

“Anniversary of Freedom” Quilt Raffle

Purchase tickets for your chance to win a handmade heirloom quilt while supporting our Mission to serve local homeschool families!

Tickets start at just $10 each.

The one-of-a-kind "Anniversary of Freedom" Heirloom Quilt is handmade from heirloom-quality materials (100% cotton outer fabric with washable wool batting), to fit a King-size bed (102"x102"). Shipping included. FAIR MARKET VALUE: $1,300

Proceeds benefit Cognosco et Credo, Inc.

Visit our website to purchase tickets, see additional pictures, and view other available prizes.

https://knowandbelieve.com/raffle-2026/

Want to find out more about CC? Attend our info meeting this Friday!

Attend a Classical Conversations Outreach Event! Find an upcoming Classical Conversations Information Meeting, Open House, Parent Practicum, or Convention in your area.

TWO SEATS LEFT! Challenge III students are invited to join us for "Beholding the Bard: Studying Shakespeare for Wisdom and Enjoyment," a Shakespeare workshop on Saturday, August 17th.

Beholding the Bard is a half-day workshop designed to introduce Challenge III students to the fine art of studying Shakespeare well. In this discussion-plus-instruction seminar, Abigail Prescott will lead Challenge III students through an exploration of the virtues of knowing Shakespeare, while developing practical skills to study the Bard for wisdom and enjoyment — throughout Challenge III and beyond.
The workshop will address topics such as:

• How can I study Shakespeare classically and actually enjoy it?
• What tools can help me understand Shakespeare — and how do I use them?
• How do I pick, prepare, and present my Dramatic Interpretations?
• How do I prepare to lead class discussion of a Shakespeare play?
• and much more!

A take-home notebook and pizza dinner will be provided. Space is limited, so register today at the link below!

$29 per student
(FREE to Challenge III students enrolled in CC Midtown Tulsa.)

Beholding the Bard: Studying Shakespeare for Wisdom and Enjoyment Samuel Coleridge considered the works of Shakespeare: “an inexhaustible mine… of wisdom and intuition,” that, without good instruction, “must remain for ever a sealed volume…