Great Hearts Blossom Rock June 1, 2026 Great Hearts Breaks Ground on New Academy in Apache Junction Great Hearts celebrated along with leaders and families of Apache Junction at the groundbreaking ceremony of the charter network’s 25th academy in Arizona. When Great Hearts Blossom Rock opens in 2027 to K-5 scholars in the master-planned community of Blossom Rock, it will be the first Great Hearts academy in Pinal County. It was standing room […] Read More »
Great Hearts Anthem May 19, 2026 Anthem Seniors Celebrate a Complete Great Hearts Education This year, Great Hearts Anthem will celebrate a meaningful milestone with the graduation of its first group of students to complete their entire K–12 journey within the Great Hearts community. These 12 seniors in the Class of 2026, that we have ceremoniously named Legacy Seniors, began their academic careers as kindergartners in the same academy. They […] Read More »
Great Hearts Cicero March 31, 2026 Cicero Campus Carnival Celebrated Community The Cicero campus in central Scottsdale recently gathered for a school carnival that included students and families from both Archway Cicero and Cicero Prep. “The field was packed with more than 1,000 people for the event which included bounce houses, food trucks, balloon animals, carnival games, and the highly popular faculty dunk tank,” explained Brighton Demerest-Smith, […] Read More »
Great Hearts Academies March 26, 2026 “Built on Goodwill” by Brandon Crowe This article originally appears on ON Classical Education. “Great Hearts is built on goodwill” – for several years I’ve repeated and championed this sentiment to my colleagues. I attribute the statement to Great Hearts Co-Founder, Dr. Daniel Scoggin, and although I do not recall the circumstance in which he first uttered it to me, it’s […] Read More »
Great Hearts Academies March 17, 2026 Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the Classical Way Saint Patrick’s Day has become a global celebration of Irish culture, commemorating the patron saint of Ireland. While today it is often marked by parades, corned beef and cabbage, and the wearing of shamrocks, it began as a religious feast day dating back to the early 17th century. These traditions offer a fun way to […] Read More »