Lower School Winter Concert

We are looking forward once again to our annual Lower School Winter Concert. Come spend an evening with us in celebration of the season and song.

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It’s Not Too Late to Apply

Even though the Open Enrollment period has ended, you can still submit an application. Act fast! Applications submitted after Open Enrollment are considered on a first come, first served basis.

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Enrollment Information

Great Hearts has compiled lots of information about our application, enrollment, and registration policies to make the process as easy and transparent as possible.

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Window into Wonder Tours

Join us for a tour to see how our students learn and grow in knowledge and virtue through our classical, liberal arts curriculum and passionate teachers.

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Welcome to Great Hearts Irving, Serving Grades K-12

It is truly an honor to welcome you, old friends and new, to the Great Hearts Irving community. We use the word “community” because it has special meaning at a liberal arts academy. It comes from the Latin word communitas meaning “shared in common.” A community is a fellowship of people who result from the sharing of common attitudes, loves, and goals. C. S. Lewis, author of The Chronicles of Narnia, remarks that, “What draws people to be friends is that they see the same truth. They share it.” We are a special community of friends—students, parents, and faculty—bonded together by our shared love and pursuit of the true, the good, and the beautiful.

Too often, school is a place where a child’s native delight in knowledge fades away with time. At Great Hearts, our primary tool of cultivating knowledge and virtue in our students is the Socratic Method. In this timeless teaching technique, the teacher uses questions and conversation to guide students from what they already know to what they do not yet know in all subjects. Under the guidance and tutelage of the teacher, it is the student who builds his/her own knowledge. The development of the academic habit of logical inquiry feeds students’ sense of wonder and creates life-long learners. In the end, our communal pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty inspires and shapes students into the best versions of themselves, setting in motion growth that will continue the rest of their lives.