The Master of Arts in Classical Christian Education is a 30-credit graduate degree that forms and equips educators and leaders already serving in classical Christian education. Delivered primarily through in-person summer intensives, with practicum work carried out in the student's own education context, the degree is built for the working educator’s calendar without compromising the in-person, formational character of a Bethlehem education. Through required coursework in the history, philosophy, and theology of classical Christian education; a Great Conversations sequence in Truth, Goodness, and Beauty; a practicum; and a deep elective pool of CCE Topics courses, students cultivate the pedagogical prudence, theological grounding, and practical wisdom to teach and lead well within a classical Christian school.