Classical education is a holistic approach to learning that cultivates faith and reason for the full flourishing of the student in mind, body, and soul for the purpose of true freedom. Rooted in the liberal arts, the great books, and the traditional tools of learning— the trivium and quadrivium— it pursues wisdom by cultivating intellectual virtue and encouraging moral and physical virtue through a rich and ordered course of study. This course begins with grammar, mathematics, natural science, reading, and writing, and ascends through humane letters and philosophy, culminating in the study of theology. Its end is true freedom: an informed self-rule and a well-ordered understanding of human nature, the cosmos, and God—forming wise and virtuous individuals equipped to lead well in all aspects of life.