Our ultimate purpose is discovered as we seek ultimate happiness.

In today’s culture, work is often viewed through a narrow and utilitarian lens: it’s something we do to earn money, to pay bills, to get to the weekend. This perspective—seeing work solely as a means of income—has become a quiet epidemic, one that strips people of fulfillment, numbs creativity, and fosters disengagement. When our jobs are reduced to little more than survival tools, we lose the deeper, humanizing purpose that our jobs can offer to our lives. Now imagine turni

Classical students engaged in a group-run socratic seminar. In recent years, parents and educators have raised serious questions about...