30 Apr 2026
Families often choose Wilson Hill for academics, but they stay for the community. From meaningful friendships to shared experiences like LINK, students and parents find lasting relationships that extend beyond the classroom.
15 Apr 2026
Families often worry their students will fall behind when entering a new academic environment. Yet many discover the opposite. Students from a variety of backgrounds not only adjust, they thrive—challenged by rigorous courses, supported by thoughtful teachers, and drawn into a community where learning is both demanding and deeply engaging.
27 Mar 2026
Students are not born with a “math brain.” With the right instruction, all students can grow in understanding, confidence, and the ability to think mathematically.
3 Mar 2026
For many families, freedom is one of the greatest joys of homeschooling. But without intentional preparation in the middle school years, that freedom can shrink in high school. At Wilson Hill Academy, the School of Logic builds the academic habits and intellectual maturity that create lasting flexibility and confidence in the years ahead.
18 Dec 2025
Wilson Hill teachers cultivate genuine community through online learning by investing deeply in students, pointing them to Christ, and embodying the goals of a classical Christian education.
4 Dec 2025
Families share why Wilson Hill’s classical Christian approach, rigorous academics, and Christ-centered community make it the right fit for their family.
1 Dec 2025
Can you imagine studying a subject as rich and technical as biology but restricting yourself to a narrow ideology that ignores truths about the way the natural world works? If this sounds familiar to you, you’ve probably heard mainstream educators commenting on science in Christian schools. “Beware of learning science in a bubble!” they caution. But who is really learning in a bubble? When science is taught out of context by ignoring the true story
9 Sep 2025
Wilson Hill Academy’s 2025 valedictorian and salutatorians share their commencement addresses, offering a glimpse into their years of study and preparation for what comes next.
14 Aug 2025
Campbell Leiloglou with his senior thesis adviser, Bob Donaldson
8 Aug 2025
With a rich and varied career, Amanda Jones was looking for a “unicorn job.” After completing her B.S. in finance at Miami University, she served as a missionary in East Asia. When she returned to the United States, she earned her master’s degree in classical education, which launched a rewarding chapter of teaching kindergarten at classical brick-and-mortar schools. She then continued her academic studies at law school, before her love of teaching led her back