Great Hearts Academies April 20, 2026 Summer Camps with a Classical Twist Return to Great Hearts Arizona As spring begins to wind down, summer is just around the corner, which means parents are beginning to plan trips, sports camps, and playdates in an attempt to keep their children busy during the hot summer months in Phoenix. But another great option to combat summer doldrums is Great Hearts Summer Camps, offered June 1 […] Read More »
Glendale Prep April 17, 2026 Glendale Prep Robotics Team Returns to Worlds Competition Scholars from the Glendale Prep robotics team, the Metal Masters, are heading to the 2026 FIRST Championship, the world’s largest K-12 robotics event and often referred to as the Worlds Competition, for the second year in a row after winning their second state title at the AIA State Robotics Championship. According to senior Lex Bodzin, […] Read More »
Great Hearts Academies April 15, 2026 What it Means to Cultivate Minds and Hearts “Our purpose is to cultivate the minds and hearts of students through the pursuit of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty.” In classical education and specifically Great Hearts academies, we believe that words matter. In 2002, when our co-founders penned the Great Hearts statement of purpose, they took special care in each word used, knowing it would guide our […] Read More »
Scottsdale Prep April 14, 2026 Scottsdale Prep Senior Receives ROTC Scholarship Scottsdale Prep is proud to announce that senior Ishayu Mondal has earned a National ROTC Scholarship valued at over $365,000. Mondal will attend Northwestern University, where he will study chemical engineering with a minor in theatre. Mondal plans to pursue his passion for advancing sustainable aviation fuels and cleaner combustion technologies. The National ROTC Scholarship offers full tuition, […] Read More »
Great Hearts Academies April 13, 2026 Meet the 2026 Great Hearts Bard Poetry was celebrated at the annual Great Hearts Bard in the Marley Center for Performing Arts at Maryvale Prep. 13 finalists, ranging from grades 3rd through 5th, recited a piece they had been rehearsing and reciting for the last several months, in front of their families, friends, faculty, and a panel of judges. Cora Patient, […] Read More »