Sentence examples for a classical school from inspiring English sources

He opened a classical school in Bloomsburg, which was built in 1839, and he contributed $3500 to it.

In 1863 James encouraged him to further his education at a classical school in New Market, since Johnson had completed the coursework at the Franklin common school.

Breckinridge studied education at a classical school operated by Dr. Louis Marshall, the brother of Chief Justice John Marshall, then followed his brothers, Cabell and John, to Princeton in 1817.

Johnson furthered his education at the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, a common school in Franklin during the American Civil War, and at a classical school in New Market.

Aaron Goldberg, the young pianist from Joshua Redman's band, has a classical, schooled sound.

Mr. Goldberg, the young pianist from Joshua Redman's band, has a classical, schooled sound.

In 1796, George Washington made a gift valued at $20,000 to a struggling classical school called Liberty Hall Academy.

A new classical school of poetry was led by Goronwy Owen, a poet who wrote verse modeled after the bards of the Middle Ages.

He also introduced a wide range of subject content, and thus founded a new classical school of Welsh poetry.

Ashikaga was the site of a former classical school, the Ashikaga Gakkō, founded in the 9th century; according to one tradition, its founder was the poet Ono Takamura.

In 1865 he returned to Franklin, where he and his brother conducted a private classical school.