In the 1970s, a group of educators set out to transform education. They saw that conventional schools were failing too many bright students and created Delphian to make a difference.
At Delphian, students don’t sit passively in lectures. They are actively engaged—studying independently, working in small groups, and moving at the pace that’s right for them. You’ll find students discussing literature, testing theories in the science lab, or giving presentations on real-world projects and apprenticeships.
Delphian connects study to life. Every student’s program is personalized, designed around their goals and interests. Our faculty focus on keeping students motivated, ensuring each one receives the attention they need to succeed.
Here, students learn to think for themselves, find purpose in their education, and apply knowledge with confidence.
Delphian emphasizes applied knowledge and the ability to study independently. Credit is earned through demonstration of mastery, not seat time. Graduation requires proven skills in critical thinking, ethics, communication, teamwork, and leadership; hundreds of hours of self-generated projects across major ability zones; and a solid grounding in traditional academic subjects with emphasis on classic literature.
Reason, creativity, and integrity—along with free and open inquiry—are given the highest priority at every level of the program.