As the Mason movement continues to grow back into classrooms (in charter schools, private schools, and various alternative models) across North America, we are excited to feature several organizations that are making a relational education accessible to students in these classroom settings. The following vignette, first shown at the CMI 2021 conference, features one such example, Blue Willow Tutorial. Blue Willow, now finishing their 3rd year, uses Charlotte Mason’s Alveary as their curriculum and has adopted a hybrid structure where students learn together for four mornings a week and then learn at home in the remaining time.
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new Charlotte Mason Institute!
Thank you for visiting. As you can see, over the last couple of months we’ve been working hard behind the screens to relaunch Charlotte Mason Institute. We’ve implemented a new brand style to refreshen our brand and make sure we’re more easily accessible for all audiences.
We’ve also rebranded our Alveary curriculum and relaunched it on a new site along with our rebranded Charlotte Mason Institute website. We hope that with launching these new websites, you get a better understanding of what we can offer. If you have any questions regarding the rebrand, feel free to reach out.
