We pull our kids out of state schools, but too often they’re still stuck doing the same things:
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Sitting alone at the table
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Grinding through worksheets
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Struggling with lifeless textbooks
That's Why We Created The Institute For Classical Dialogue.
We help you achieve what you wanted when you made the brave choice to homeschool.
We worry that our children aren’t practicing crucial social skills.
Parents are getting burned out, juggling housework, their jobs, and full-time teaching.
We know something is wrong, and it doesn’t have to be this way.
Homeschooling was never meant to repeat the failures of the public system.
Our students love to learn.
They can’t stop reading.
They are college ready.
They are prepared for an exciting career.
At the ICD, we bring back what education was always meant to be:
a conversation with the
greatest minds of history.
Through Great Books, Socratic seminars, and guided discussion, students learn not just to memorize,
they learn to think.
Parents regain peace of mind, knowing their children aren’t stuck in another broken system.
Teens gain the skills colleges and careers demand:
- clear writing
- confident speaking
- the ability to reason through complex problems
Instead of being far less likely to attend college, ICD students are equipped with the transcripts, habits, and intellectual maturity to thrive wherever they go next.
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September 27th
Sign up for our next free seminar, and we'll send you Plato's Meno on the house.
3 Spots Left.
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Montaigne's "Of Friendship"
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Age 12 and up.
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12pm Eastern.
No Preparation needed: just show up, and experience the joy of discussion through Montaigne's incredible 16th century exposition of friendship.
Try Our Classes For Free!
Private Instruction
As a Thank You, we'll send you a free copy of Meno, a dialogue written by Plato.
Reserve Now
All Classes Age 12+
September 6th
Lets talk about how
the ICD can support your
your person.
Text:
Allegory of
the Cave
Plato
Flexible Schedule
12pm Eastern Standard Time.
We will create a plan about how your young person can integrate the study of the classics into their educational track.
In a world full of phone screens, we turn to a 2,000-year-old tale: prisoners chained in a cave, mistaking shadows on the wall for reality.
