Educational

Experiences on the Seventh Continent and insights on its global importance

Discover how Alexander’s conquests gave birth to Koinē Greek, the shared language that united empires and carried philosophy, science, and faith across the ancient world. A journey into how language became history’s greatest bridge of civilizations.

Experience an evening of orchestral brilliance at the Moores Opera House. Join the Moores School Symphony Orchestra on Thursday, March 12 at 7:30 PM for a vibrant program featuring music from Germany, Austria, and Greece, with soprano Grace Roman and conductor Augustina Kapoti. 

Ignorance is not just a mistake—it is humanity’s greatest sin. Join us as we explore why education has been treated as sacred across civilizations, from Athens to Jerusalem to Confucius’ China, and why it remains our greatest safeguard today.

Everything flows — πάντα ῥεῖ. From market cycles to personal reinvention, Heraclitus (Ἡράκλειτος) teaches that change is not the enemy of order; it’s the engine of it. In this session, Dr. Alex Kalamaridis brings Heraclitus’ big ideas—λόγος (rational pattern), πόλεμος (creative tension), and “you cannot step into the same river twice”—into the 21st century for leaders, families, and communities. Expect clarity, practical examples, and a touch of humor.