Throughout the six levels of the Challenge Program, students hone six timeless tools of classical study: Logic, Grammar, Research, Reasoning, Exposition, and Debate. These tools develop as the students mature, as all six strands are woven together into a seamless conversation about Truth, Beauty, and Virtue.

In addition to weekly seminar classes, Challenge students participate in competitions and events with other students from across the Tulsa Metro area, including: Geography Bee, Mock Trial, Debates, Protocol, and an end-of-year formal event.

{Click on any program letter below to get more information.}

 

	Theme	Logic	Grammar	Research	Reasoning	Exposition	Debate
A	“Attention leads to OWNERSHIP.”	Mathematics	Latin A	Biology & Natural Science, Science Fair	Analogies & Clear Reasoning	Newbery Literature	Cartography
B	“Ownership builds DISCIPLINE.”	Pre-Algebra	Latin B	History of Astronomy & Origins	Formal & Informal Logic	Newbery Literature, Short Stories	American Experience, Mock Trial
I	“Discipline is the cornerstone of FREEDOM.”	Algebra	Latin I	Physical Science	Traditional Logic I, Drama	American Literature	American Government, Free Market Economics
II	“Freedom provides opportunities for noble CHOICES.”	Algebra & Geometry	Latin II	Biology	Traditional Logic II, Socratic Dialogue	British Literature	Western Cultural History
III	“All choices bring CONSEQUENCES.”	Pre-Calculus	Caesar & Cicero Translations	Chemistry	Music Theory, Philosophy	Poetry & Shakespeare	American History
IV	“Understanding consequences defines LEADERSHIP.”	Pre-Calculus, Calculus	Virgil and Assorted Translations	Physics	Theology	Ancient Literature	World History

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