Delphi Boston Alumni are Doing Great Things with a World-Class Education

    MILTON, MA, February 20, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ -- By understanding the fundamentals of the learning process itself, Delphi students are equipped with the tools needed to see beyond challenges. They discover that any lack of success in learning can be traced back to causes they can control, and with that information, they can make informed decisions. They learn what actions need to be taken in order to resolve their difficulties and keep themselves on track. Delphi Boston students and alumni are empowered and taught how to learn. This is the first part of the Delphi Program.

The second part of the Delphi Program learning how to relate to study material. The Delphi Program assists students in making the connection by exploring and understanding purpose. That purpose is the reason for studying something and what it means to the student personally. This helps students clarify their own purpose for study and helps them firm up their goals in life. Another large part of the Delphi Program is ethics and integrity, which orient every aspect of one's activities and relationships. A successful life demands integrity, along with the use of logic and reason, to determine right and wrong.

Delphi Boston alumni have since left the Delphi Academy, but they carry on the lessons learned in their daily lives. For example, Courtney Ryan has been busy in the Philippines, working with Outreach International to assist the world's marginalized populations. Jessika Williams has been busy studying at Boston Latin, and her education at Delphi Academy of Boston helped her to feel prepared for furthering her education. Find additional alumni stories on the Delphi Boston website.

Delphi Academy of Boston is an independent, coeducational, nonsectarian day school offering a preschool through eighth grade program. Academics focus on providing students with a solid grounding in the basics, a rich and challenging hands-on curriculum and the ability to study purposefully and independently. Children may enroll as early as two years and nine months in the preschool program. See what Delphi Boston's alumni is up to on the school's Twitter.

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