Season Four kicks off with our panel defining the term "Great Books", the process for their selection, and implementation at SHCS. We also address a student favorite (sarcasm people!) - Summer Reading!

As we close our summer series America at 250, Head of School Eric Spee provides a review of the film Young Washington.

Headmaster Eric Spee explores biblical vs. cultural worldviews and asks: Who is shaping my child's belief, and how can I better shepherd them? Together, in this episode we will: 1) learn what shapes our children’s worldview, 2) identify competing cultural messages, 3) understand how to shepherd our children intentionally, and 4) strengthen the school-home partnership.

For the first time, Headmaster Eric Spee and Producer Alex Haupert take the show on the road to a summer event, Tea with Mr. Spee at Leaf House in western Broward County. Several students and alumni join the show to talk about their summer and expectations for the upcoming school year.

As we look back on 250 years of American history, Headmaster Eric Spee shares five American speeches and short pamphlets from our past that define the term "American."

Eric Spee, with some help from producer Alex, tells the story of Lincoln's most famous speech. Despite comparisons to Pericles and Classical Greece, the Gettysburg Address is uniquely American.

Were you the student that skipped the book and simply watched the movie instead? Now kids just use the internet. But for those with a passion for American History, Eric Spee provides ten films that inform and entertain. *Warning - not all of the films are for kids!*

As part of the series Classical America at 250, SHCS Headmaster Eric Spee gives three can't-miss American locations where History is found around each corner, mountain, and many battlefields.