The scholars of Tallahassee Classical School understand that the educational experience that they are offered is a unique privilege. Therefore, we desire that every scholar fully embrace their years of schooling as an Archer.

To enhance this experience, we are delighted to introduce the Archer House System to our seventh through twelfth-grade scholars. Our House System splits the Logic & Rhetoric School (grades 7–12) into ten Houses.  The purpose of the Houses is to provide a widely dispersed student government, with leadership and ambassadorship opportunities. With their Houses, scholars plan and execute school events, foster mentoring relationships between various grades, and develop unique traditions.  Each House is the Latin word for an animal of significance in Roman mythology.

Houses compete for points in various events throughout the year and in the Campus Martius (field day) at the end of the year. Scholars also earn points for academic and character awards throughout the year.

When scholars ultimately graduate, they will have had up to seven years of planning and executive experience. If and when they choose to attend college, they will have the practical knowledge of how to begin clubs and associations, which is one of the core features of strong citizenship. The House System, then, is an education in civics because of the habits it encourages and forms.