The great purpose of The Classical School at Castle Hills is to lead students to know Christ and make Him known. Rooted in a biblical worldview, every subject reveals the wonder of God’s design and the truth of His presence in all things. Our highest aim is the formation of students who look to Jesus—the embodiment of virtue—and live as servant leaders shaped by His example. In partnership with parents, we strive to cultivate hearts that love Christ, minds that seek wisdom, and lives marked by goodness, beauty, and godly character—preparing students to impact the world for His glory.

Classical education is a time-tested approach rooted in the liberal arts and the cultivation of virtue. It emphasizes truth, beauty, and goodness, guiding students through a rich journey of learning that begins with foundational knowledge, builds into logical thinking, and culminates in clear, persuasive expression. What makes it distinct is its intentional structure—often called the Trivium—combined with a deep respect for tradition, character formation, and the great works of Western civilization. It’s not just about what students know, but who they become—curious, thoughtful, life-long learners and defenders of truth.

The Classical School at Castle Hills offers a unique University-Model® schedule that blends the best of classroom instruction and home learning. Students attend on-campus classes two to three days a week, where they receive rich, direct instruction from dedicated teachers who guide them through their lessons with excellence and intention. On the remaining two days, learning continues at home under the guidance of their parents, who serve as co-teachers to support their child’s growth using lessons and practice prepared by the teacher. This model fosters both academic mastery and a strong family bond. Together, teachers and parents train students in habits of virtue, wisdom, self-discipline, and wonder—hallmarks of Classical education.