Come by and meet our faculty, peruse curriculum materials, inquire about the admission and financial aid processes, and learn more about Redeemer Classical School and our unique vision for K-8 classical Christian education. Have your questions answered by Headmaster Skip Burzumato and Academic Director Theresa Patton.

Friday, January 29 from 12:30 - 3:00 p.m. at the school.

After a four-year absence from Central Virginia, Ernest “Skip” Burzumato has been named the headmaster of Redeemer Classical School in Keezletown starting full-time on July 1, 2010.

“I’m thrilled to be part of Redeemer Classical School,” commented Burzumato. “It is great to be returning to Central Virginia. My family and I have a great love for the Valley, having family in Harrisonburg and Elkton, and are excited about being involved in the Keezletown community. Additionally, I have been very impressed with the foundation laid at Redeemer by the board, parents and teachers. In my roles as an educator, administrator and pastor of a church, I am drawn to institutions like Redeemer with a commitment to both Christianity and academic excellence, each making the other possible.”

Burzumato spent 1998 to 2005 at the Center for Christian Study in Charlottesville, working with students and faculty at the University of Virginia. He first served as the director of undergraduate programs, and in 2001 was named executive director. In his role as executive director, Burzumato was charged with major administrative, programming and fundraising responsibilities for the Center. In 2006, he moved to Savannah, Georgia to assume the role of rector at St. Andrews Reformed Episcopal Church. He also has extensive classroom teaching experience at the secondary and collegiate level, having taught and lectured at the University of Memphis, University of Virginia, Armstrong Atlantic University, and Veritas Academy, a classical Christian school in Savannah.