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April 8, 2026

Trivium Prep Athletes Commit to Compete in College Sports

Trivium Prep celebrated as two of their seniors signed their letters of intent to play college sports during a special signing ceremony. They were surrounded by family, faculty, fellow classmates, and their teammates who showed their support during this incredible milestone. “Today is one of the best days of a coaching career, of an athletic... Read More »

April 7, 2026

The Next Great Hearts Bard Will Soon Be Named

The Great Hearts Bard, the annual poetry recitation competition among our third, fourth, and fifth grade scholars will take place in the Marley Performing Arts Center at Maryvale Prep on Friday, April 10th, 2026, at 6:30 PM (MST). Those who are unable to attend in person can cheer on their favorite orator while watching the... Read More »

April 1, 2026

Great Hearts Anthem Seniors Place a Wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

The Great Hearts Anthem Class of 2026 had the honor of placing a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery during their senior trip to Washington, D.C. The senior trip is a long-standing experience at Great Hearts academies. Students have the opportunity, along with their classmates, to explore their heritage in art and... Read More »

March 31, 2026

Cicero Campus Carnival Celebrated Community

The Cicero campus in central Scottsdale recently gathered for a school carnival that included students and families from both Archway Cicero and Cicero Prep. “The field was packed with more than 1,000 people for the event which included bounce houses, food trucks, balloon animals, carnival games, and the highly popular faculty dunk tank,” explained Brighton Demerest-Smith,... Read More »

March 26, 2026

“Built on Goodwill” by Brandon Crowe

This article originally appears on ON Classical Education. “Great Hearts is built on goodwill” – for several years I’ve repeated and championed this sentiment to my colleagues. I attribute the statement to Great Hearts Co-Founder, Dr. Daniel Scoggin, and although I do not recall the circumstance in which he first uttered it to me, it’s... Read More »