Connie is a prominent figure in the American conservative movement. She has served as executive vice-president of the Free Congress Foundation and chaired the Ronald Reagan's Family Policy Advisory Board. She is the author of Blackboard Tyranny and her newest book, Monastery and High Cross.

We are excited to share a thought-provoking discussion on the importance of a liberal arts education, featuring Tom Longano, a renowned educator and writer.

We’re thrilled to announce the success of our very first event, where we took a dive into the mission and vision of Pacific Oaks Academy.

The crest is an important part of our school. It incorporates several inspirations. At the top of the crest in Latin is the school's motto: go into the whole world.

At the very heart of Pacific Oaks Academy lies our motto: “Euntes in Mundum Universum.” These words were spoken by Our Lord to the Apostles to “go into the whole world.” They come from the Gospel of Mark 16:15. They are spoken after the Resurrection and just prior to the Ascension. They are a charge to each Christian “to proclaim the gospel to every creature.” We draw on these words because we want our graduates to go into the whole world. We desire God’s will for them, wherever that may lead them in academic, professional and vocational pursuits. Inspired by Our Lord's words we understand the urgency and magnitude of this mission. Our commitment to this motto inspires us to cultivate a learning environment that empowers our students spiritually, academically and physically. As we assist parents in educating their children, we encourage every child to embrace the adventure of following God’s plan wheresoever it takes them.