The Beginnings of Greyfriars Logic
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In 2011, the Bridge Tutorials began as a once-a-week tutorial for 7th and 8th graders, growing out of two informal family co-ops. Then in 2013, the Bridge expanded to include 6th grade.
Our program offers History (including Geography and Church History), Literature and Aesthetics, Writing (Grammar and Diagramming), Latin, Math, and Science classes--all taught from a Christian worldview. Each class has a weekly syllabus that shows what is covered in class and what should be done at home. To better follow the classical model, we are set up so that all Logic students study the same time period in History and Literature with Aesthetics being integrated into this time period. From inception, our program has had informal ties to Greyfriars Classical Academy (GCA), both in personnel and in vision. In the 2015-16 school year, Bridge Tutorials more formally linked arms with GCA and with our "sister" organization, 7Pillars Tutorials (K-5), to become Greyfriars Classical Tutorials. We trust that this change will better enable us to assist Christian homeschooling families. |
Logic Tutors
Headmaster: Ashley Trice Director: Jennifer Milvain
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Math 6th - Paige Suclupe
Math 7th - Lindsey Kasten Math 8th - Jennifer Milvain Intro to Latin - Paige Suclupe Latin 1 - Cade McDonald Latin 2 - Cade McDonald Latin 3 - Catie Jackson Writing 6th - Kelly Stevens Writing 7th - Amber Snapp Writing 8th - Ashley Trice |
History 6th & 8th - Ashley Mink
History 7th - Cade McDonald Literature 6th - Amber Snapp Literature 7th - Kelly Stevens Literature 8th - Barbara Lockman 8th Life Science - Leah Mancini 6th & 7th Science - Leah Mancini and Myriam Adams Administrative Assistant - Carriel Posvar 
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Monday Tutors
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Latin - Amy Wolfe
Math - Karen Claxton & Jennifer Milvain Aesthetics - Lori Lawing Art - Kelli Ross Bible - Joby Fowler |
Here are just a few samples of art pieces from students in the Monday Art class. They learned techniques for drawing, painting and mosaics this past year.
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The best education is an education in the best things.
- Charles Spurgeon
