Interior of Chartres Cathedral

Live Online Courses for Catholic High Schoolers

The Arch & Altar

Catholic Studies Rooted in Tradition, Art, and Civilization

Formation in the True, the Good & the Beautiful

Your teenager has memorized the Catechism. Now what?

The Arch & Altar picks up where memorization ends: live, Socratic classes where high schoolers learn to question honestly, argue charitably, and understand why the Church teaches what she teaches.

The True

Apologetics. Answering the skeptic — from Aquinas’s five proofs to the hard questions students actually get asked online.

The Good

Catholic Social Principles & Moral Theology. How a Catholic actually lives: work, money, justice, friendship, forgiveness, citizenship.

The Beautiful

Liturgy & Art History. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass — and six millennia of art and architecture made in its shadow.

“You cannot explain Chartres without explaining the Mass; you cannot explain Giotto without explaining the Incarnation.”

Fall 2026 Courses

Classes begin September 8 · Enroll per semester · All courses include live sessions, recordings & notes

Pope Leo XIII, patron of Catholic social teaching

Catholic Social Principles

Mon · Wed · Fri — $275

Christ the King’s answer to politics, economics, property, and justice — plus a Social Virtues strand on friendship, truth-telling, forgiveness, and digital life found nowhere else.

The Catholic Mass

Liturgy: The Mass

Mon · Wed · Fri — $275

Forty-two classes on the Holy Sacrifice: its history, form, and theology — and an honest, point-by-point look at the New Mass beside the Old. Lex orandi, lex credendi.

Art History I

Art History I

Tue · Thu — $225

Year one of a two-year survey — from the painted caves to the Medici. The first class that teaches students how to look. Full fine-arts transcript credit.

Enrolling in three or more courses as a family? Take 20% off each — code FAMILY20 at checkout.

How It Works

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Enroll per semester. Parents purchase; students get their own login.

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Attend live. Real classes, real schedule, taught Socratically.

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Never miss a thing. Every class recorded; every lecture has study notes.

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Real accountability. Tests, exams, and grades for your transcript.

Questions? Start here.