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Great Hearts Academies September 15, 2026

Do. One. Thing.

by Andrew Ellison In Book VIII of the Republic (557c-d), Socrates offers an interesting account of the nature of democracy, characterizing it as the “prettiest” sort of regime, “like a general store”, containing all sorts of interesting wares and multi-colored things to choose from. Fyne knackes for ladies, / cheape, choyce, brave and newe, as […] Read More »
Glendale Prep September 14, 2026

Finding Their Home in the House System

All Great Hearts prep academies in Arizona now take part in the House System to promote school community between grade levels and accelerate school spirit among both the student body  and faculty. This tradition came about through the efforts of the Great Hearts Arizona Prep School Promise, where the high school experience at our classical […] Read More »
Great Hearts Academies July 6, 2026

Great Hearts Arizona Class of 2026: By the Numbers

The recent graduating class at our Great Hearts academies in Arizona have once again surpassed their peers across the nation in meaningful measures. The Class of 2026 was made up of 562 graduates who demonstrated what is possible when high academic expectations, character formation, and a rich co-curricular life come together through a classical education. […] Read More »
Great Hearts Academies June 15, 2026

2026 Great Hearts Invitational Tournament of Cup Champions

The 2026 Great Hearts Invitational – Tournament of Cup Champions brought together some of the best high school golfers in the Great Hearts network as they faced off at Talking Stick Golf Club. “[It] was absolutely epic,” shared Roland Bennett, Director of Golf Operations and organizer of the event. The impressive tournament is now in its […] Read More »
Great Hearts Academies June 3, 2026

25 Great Hearts Arizona Seniors Sign to Play College Sports

An impressive 25 Great Hearts Arizona scholars from the Class of 2026 were acknowledged as they signed their letters of intent to play college sports during special signing ceremonies at their academies throughout the Valley. Only about 6% of high school student athletes earn the opportunity to compete athletically at a collegiate level, making this […] Read More »