Christianne's Lyceum of Literature and Art

christianne is a kind and loving who is great with kids and knows how to encourage them she is a great story teller and passionate about teachig art and literature

I’ve been a great admirer of Christianne’ Lyceum for many years. I was thrilled when my daughter started attending classes there 5 years ago. I can’t say enough about the Lyceum. And it’s all thanks to Christianne and her amazing staff.The kids are always provided with engaging and thought provoking activities. It’s a wonder to see even the youngest so enthralled with each and every offering. ( And there are yummy snacks and tea too!)But the most amazing part of the Lyceum is the sense of community that is created. Everyone is a cherished member.The Lyceum also offers Meet the Author and a Writers Club for adults as well. I’ve really enjoyed the sessions I’ve attended.So yes! I would highly recommend the Lyceum to everyone!

Christianne's Lyceum has been such a positive influence in my children's lives since they were young. They have been exposed to rich and diverse worlds through a vast array of books and discussions - all in a supportive, open and nurturing setting.

Pros: free parking out front, classes include snacks, sometimes tea is offered to parentsCons: Christianne's interest and energy isn't like what we get at the public library. She also would disappear to her office during snack and craft time instead of interacting with the children or parents. Her timing was very off too meaning class could start late (up to 35 minutes late!) and she could end late making it hard for parents who needed to pick up their other kids

One of the best, most inspiring places to leave my three homeschooled boys. They learn about books and life and have experiences only the mentors at the Lyceum can give them. The staff there especially Christiane and Caitlin are knowledgeable and experienced.

The Lyceum's, Christianne and Caitlin are exceptional teachers. My daughter attended the Lyceum's home learners programs for 5 years, attending once or twice a week. She learned. She grew. Most importantly she became a critical thinker and expressive writer. Thank you!

Seems a nice environment for kids who are more inclined to literature and arts!