$5,085 raised by 14 donors
42% complete
$12,000 Goal
Picture yourself in museum gallery that stretches so far that its end disappears from view. On the walls, you'll find an array of paintings, both grand and intimate. Marble sculptures are scattered throughout.
However, this museum isn't solely dedicated to art. As you start your journey down the gallery, you'll see several large rooms branching off from the main gallery.
In one room, you see a full-sized tyrannosaurus rex skeleton. In the next room, you find a large window offering a view into a lab, where men and women in white coats are diligently at work.
This museum holds an abundance of objects and knowledge, enough to occupy a lifetime.
That’s what classical education is like. It is a return to the ancient goal of education: empowering individuals to think critically and learn independently.
The mission of Great Hearts is to create a network of academically rigorous, classical, liberal arts K-12 public charter schools, which will prepare its graduates for success in the most highly selective colleges and universities in the nation and to be leaders in creating a more philosophical, humane, and just society. The ultimate goal of the organization is to graduate "great-hearted" young men and women who possess a sense of destiny and purpose directed to the service of the greater good.
The money you donate today will support...
Teacher salary + health benefits
Classics to Keep, classroom copies
Athletics
Apprentice teachers
Building maintenance
Music program in upper + lower school
Textbooks + workbooks
Foreign language instruction
Physical education + equipment
Art program in upper + lower school
The ultimate goal of the organization is to graduate "great-hearted" young men and women who possess a sense of destiny and purpose directed to the service of the greater good.
Organization name
Great Hearts Arlington
Causes
Education - K-12
Operating Budget
$500,000 - $999,999
Counties Served
Dallas, Ellis, Johnson, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
6701 S. Cooper Street