We are in the business of helping to raise girls. Our
desire is to help them grow into caring, compassionate,
kind women, who are morally grounded and spiritually
motivated.
We will host an open
house for consultants
and Heads of Schools
in our outlying
community. We want
them to see what we
do, and how we do it.
They will be observing
classes, talking to
administration, and
getting first-hand
proof that we are doing
it right when it comes
to single-sex education.
help all girls, freshmen to seniors. Early
in their high school career we should be
laying the foundation for them so that
when they become seniors they are ready
to read Conjugial Love and hopefully
find it relevant to their lives.
So far we have done quite a bit with
our study. We have read Conjugial Love,
as well as theses written by Kay Alden
and Hilary Bryntesson for their Master’s
of Arts in Religious Studies (MARS)
program. We have broken into groups
and discussed Conjugial Love and these
theses. We are working hard to focus
on the most important aspects, boiling
everything down to the basics.
Now we are reading The Conjugial
Culture, written by Alaina Johns Mabaso.
This is a very important book, as it is written from the perspective of a former
Girls School student. The book is honest and tough, and hopefully through
reading it and with what we have learned, we can understand why some of our
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