Life After Classical Ed - The Fisher Kids Go Adulting

The Charitable Historian -- Robert Brandau

5th Grade Teacher, Robert Brandau, speaks eloquently with Headmaster Paul Fisher about being a charitable historian, teaching in a classical school, masculinity, and Celtic music. . .among other topics.

Scrapbooking and Spiritual Journeys - Roxanne Madson

Third grade teacher, mom, scrapbooker, and friend Roxanne Madson visits with Headmaster Paul Fisher about learning to teach classically, the early days of Capstone, processing the loss of a child with family, scrapbooking as spiritual formation, and the ecumenical challenge at Capstone.

Life After Classical Ed - The Fisher Kids Go Adulting

Headmaster Paul Fisher's three young adult children join him for a conversation about life after graduating from classical Christian education and how their lives today reflect the way that education formed them for life lived through the lens of faith.

Meet Our Next Headmaster - Dr. William Rutherford

Founding Headmaster Paul Q. Fisher enjoys a conversation with Capstone's next Headmaster, Dr. William Rutherford, about family camping, growing up in the 70's and 80's, moving to Fargo, personal faith and ecumenism, and of course, classical Christian education and leading Capstone.

Bringing Classical Ed to Fargo - Guest Luke Robson

Luke Robson, the youngest and most classical member of Capstone's founding team, shares his educational origin story, his Hillsdale experience, and the gift he hoped to give the students of Fargo by bringing classical education to North Dakota.