What could your child’s school day look like? Great stories. Math that inspires curiosity. French, music, and art. Time in the woods. Teachers who know your child. Discover Main Line Classical Academy at our Pop-In Day on Tuesday, November 3,
An art lesson begins before the first pencil mark. For this autumn still life, students collected leaves and helped arrange pumpkins and gourds against a black backdrop. With their teacher, they considered how the objects looked together and compare
Even a small shape can hold an interesting mathematical question. In first grade, our students explore how shapes fit together, turning and rearranging colorful pieces to discover different solutions. Their Beast Academy workbooks, from Art of Probl
Great stories invite children to remember, wonder, and share what they know. Our kindergarten students celebrated the conclusion of the Gilgamesh trilogy with a book party. Working in pairs as Gilgamesh and Enkidu, they sorted mixed-up story “
Fall is beginning to settle in at MLCA, in the leaves gathered from the woods, the pumpkins taking shape in the art room, and the small signs of the season appearing throughout the school. It is one of the things we love about life here. Children ar
 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Our next “Pop-In” Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026! Click here to register. Sign up for a 2 hr window, and pop in during that time.

Visit admissions at Golden Key’s Math Festival on Sunday, November 1 from 3-5 PM! Come and meet MLCA math teachers in action at this student oriented, hand on event. Register here.

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MLCA IN THE MEDIA

  • Interview in Main Line Parent Sponsored Stories - 10/05/2026

    The Hao family describes MLCA as the “Main Line’s best kept secret.” Discover how MLCA turns natural childhood wonder into a love of learning across STEM, English, history and the arts.

  • Interview in Main Line Parent Sponsored Stories - 02/04/2026

    The Carpenters share how their daughter has thrived at MLCA from Kindergarten through eighth grade where “children are never too young to learn great things.”

  • Co-Founder Matt Sigelman in The Inquirer - 10/18/2021
    Please read about our Co-founder Matt Sigelman, CEO of Emsi Burning Glass.

  • History Curriculum - 07/22/2021
    Featured piece about the creation of our American History Curriculum from The National Association of Scholars.

  • MLCA in Philadelphia Magazine - 10/06/2018
    Please read about our school as featured in Philadelphia Magazine 2018.