As any of our

parents, teachers or students will tell you, learning at Newnan Classical

School is a walk with the wise.

Shannon Roquemore,

who teaches sixth- and seventh-grade language arts and history at Newnan

Classical, states, "Those things which have crossed the decades and

centuries are alive for these students in the shape of a curriculum which

emphasizes writing, logic, math, the great books of the ages and the very

methods for imparting wisdom that have been used since classical times

thus, classical education."

Miss Roquemore

also serves as the music teacher at Newnan Classical School and will be

preparing the children for the program.

When asked

why they are celebrating Reformation Day, she stated, "As a Christian

school, Newnan Classical School is celebrating the nailing of Martin Luther's

95 Theses to the door of Wittenburg Cathedral for the deepening of understanding

it brought to Christian thinkers; however, his action, based on a life

of learning, seeking, and service, is to classical education a moment

of inspiration for not only what to think but how to think and take action."

Newnan Classical

School is planning a worthy celebration of such a man.

The public

is invited to Newnan Classical School's Reformation Day Recitato, where

an array of music, poetry recitations, and art work will be presented

for parents, friends, and prospective families. Those who wish to learn

more about a small, nurturing, academically strong Christian school are

invited to the program, as well as the question and answer forum afterwards

which will be facilitated by school principal Angie Gruner.

The school

is currently kindergarten through seventh grade and plans to add one grade

per year through high school.

Newnan Classical

School is located at the intersection of Ga. highways 34 and 54.