Memoria Press review
A broad classical curriculum with structured plans, Latin, and flexible subject options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Memoria Press is a family-run publisher of classical Christian education materials for homeschooling families and private schools. Its curriculum spans Junior Kindergarten through high school and covers liberal arts, Latin, mathematics, literature, history, Bible study, and the cultural heritage of the Christian West. Families can choose complete grade-level packages, individual subjects, or customizable combinations. Materials may include student workbooks, teacher guides, curriculum manuals, daily lesson plans, digital downloads, streaming instructional videos, and supplemental resources. The program supports printed and digital materials, with web access and offline access listed among its curriculum characteristics.
The curriculum’s structure is a strong fit for parents who want a defined learning path rather than assembling every lesson independently. Daily and weekly plans, teacher manuals, and parent guidance provide direction across subjects, while readiness assessments support Simply Classical placement. Latin is available from introductory through advanced levels, making it possible to continue that subject across multiple stages. Families can also select subject-specific resources when a complete package does not match their needs.
Memoria Press uses a paid model, with individual products and curriculum packages priced according to grade, subject, format, and customization. The product range gives families room to choose printed resources, digital downloads, streaming instruction, or combinations of materials, but selecting the right package requires attention to each subject and format. It is a strong choice for families specifically seeking a classical Christian approach, structured lesson planning, and substantial Latin coverage. Families wanting a nonreligious curriculum or a less classical educational framework should consider a different style of program.
Memoria Press pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers Junior Kindergarten through high school
- Offers daily and weekly plans with parent guidance
- Includes Latin from introductory through advanced levels
- Where it doesn't
- Classical Christian focus may not suit every homeschool
- Choosing among packages and subjects requires curriculum planning
- Pricing varies by grade, subject, format, and customization
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