What are consequences?
Challenge III students pursue a more fully embodied understanding and presentation of goodness, truth, and beauty through poetry, essays, readings, speeches, debates, and above all, conversations with one another. Through each area of study, they discover their unique place in the overarching story of mankind’s search for knowledge, justice, and God. Whether studying the delightfully sharp wit of Shakespeare contemplating philosophical ideologies, examining the historical events that shaped America, observing chemical reactions, or ordering the soul through the application of math and Latin, students wrestle with the idea of consequence, a key extension of self-awareness and personal responsibility.
