The classical Catholic education enjoyed by wise men and saints is available today—for free.
Free Online Courses for All Ages
For 25 years, we have worked to research, restore, publish and teach the classical Catholic curriculum. In 2022, we are making this curriculum available to all students at no cost. Students are welcome to enroll and make use of our program at no cost for as long as they wish.
- online study materials (most are printable)
- tutorial videos
- online quizzes
- email support
We ask that families who can afford to support our work financially do so by making a donation of any amount, scheduling tutoring meetings, or by subscribing to one of our service plans.
No Ads or Distractions: The Classical Liberal Arts Academy website is privately funded and allows no advertising on our website, lessons, videos or other resources. Enjoy online studies without any worldly distractions.
Student Plan
- one student
- online lesson content
- online quizzes
- graded assessments
- tutorial videos
- email support
Premium Student Plan
- one student
- all Student Plan benefits
- weekly task lists
- live video tutorials
- live chat support
- college/career prep
Live Zoom Meetings
Live Zoom meetings make Mr. Michael’s expertise in classical Catholic education available in the comfort of your own home, school or office–at your convenience. Schedule a one hour meeting for private tutoring or consultation whenever you need it.
Free Book for Parents & Teachers
While we provide the study materials and support they will need, it is important for parents to have a working understanding of what real classical Catholic education is. In 2009, Mr. Michael taught a course on the subject for Catholic parents, which was very popular. In 2020, Mr. Michael collected his lessons and made them available in a free book for Catholic parents and teachers, titled “Understanding Classical Catholic Education“. This book provides a clear explanation of what Catholic home education can–and should–look like.
Pray the Liturgy of the Hours
Restoring the classical Catholic curriculum is only one part of the challenge we face in the Catholic life. Cultivating a life of daily prayer is also necessary for the restoration of Catholic culture. Catholics are not left to themselves when it comes to prayer, but are called to join in the celebration of the Liturgy of the Hours–the official prayer of the Catholic Church.