Join us to see Chesterton students share their achievements from their first semester of drama, including scenes from Charles Dickens's "Nicholas Nickleby."
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
Come visit and celebrate the anticipation of Our Lord’s incarnation. Hear the Chesterton students sing The Festival of Lessons and Carols, a service dating back to the 19th century, which tells the story of the Fall, the Messianic promise, the Incarnation, and the Great Commission. Each lesson is followed by a carol or hymn that reflects on the lesson’s message and a brief prayer.
Spring Concert: “A Tour of the Liturgical Seasons”, Followed by dessert reception and student art show.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
Participants will be taught basketball skills and fundamentals including handling, passing, dribbling, shooting, and rebounding.
The clinic is open to rising 7th through 9th graders.
The fine arts are fundamental to our classical approach to education. They cultivate a love for the beautiful, encourage students to take risks, and help them encounter their own humanity by stepping into the tradition that includes great artists like Shakespeare, Caravaggio, and Palestrina. Take advantage of the opportunity to experience Chesterton through the arts this summer!
Spring Concert: “A Tour of the Liturgical Seasons”, Followed by dessert reception and student art show.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
All incoming students are required to take the Renaissance STAR assessment as a high school placement test. This test will be used as a diagnostic tool to ensure students are placed in the appropriate section of each discipline and to help identify areas of academic strengths and opportunities for growth.
The exam will take approximately 1 hour.
All incoming students are required to take the Renaissance STAR assessment as a high school placement test. This test will be used as a diagnostic tool to ensure students are placed in the appropriate section of each discipline and to help identify areas of academic strengths and opportunities for growth.
The exam will take approximately 1 hour.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
Come visit and celebrate the anticipation of Our Lord’s incarnation. Hear the Chesterton students sing The Festival of Lessons and Carols, a service dating back to the 19th century, which tells the story of the Fall, the Messianic promise, the Incarnation, and the Great Commission. Each lesson is followed by a carol or hymn that reflects on the lesson’s message and a brief prayer.
All incoming students are required to take the Renaissance STAR assessment as a high school placement test. This test will be used as a diagnostic tool to ensure students are placed in the appropriate section of each discipline and to help identify areas of academic strengths and opportunities for growth.
The exam will take approximately 1 hour.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
All incoming students are required to take the Renaissance STAR assessment as a high school placement test. This test will be used as a diagnostic tool to ensure students are placed in the appropriate section of each discipline and to help identify areas of academic strengths and opportunities for growth.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
Join us to learn more about Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope and the unique offering of Classical Catholic education.
America’s vast parochial school system was envisioned by Catholic clergy, built by religious sisters, and sustained by generous laity. It has been called a “wonder of the world.” Today, religious disaffiliation, economic challenges, and declining vocations have radically changed – and threatened -- the future of Catholic education in the United States. But there are signs of hope. Join us on April 26 to hear from 3 Catholic school leaders about their visions of Catholic education, the role of clergy and seminaries, and the renewal of American Catholic education.
We look forward to welcoming you to our new location and sharing our vision with you.
We look forward to welcoming you to our new location and sharing our vision with you.
Join us for a presentation on the Chesterton Classical Education model. Learn about the hallmarks of a Chesterton education, the Chesterton school network, our house system, and more.
Our first open house was a great success. Graced by the presence of interested students, parents, supporters and clergy we shared our new building the vision for a Chesterton Education. We look forward to further events and hope you can join us.
For centuries, the Catholic faithful have sung the Salve Regina during the season between Pentecost and Advent. On the evening of Thursday, August 25th 2022, that hymn rang out in Goddard Park, where Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope hosted its first annual family cookout.
Powerful insights from Dr. Eric DeMeuse, Headmaster of Chesterton Academy of Milwaukee. He shares the academic, moral, and spiritual values of a Chesterton education.
An exciting announcement on a matching gift!
Question and answer segment.
And much more!
Our first session introducing the Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope. Includes an overview of the school, the Chesterton network, the work completed to do date and next steps.
