I grew up in Lyon, France, a European hub of culture and the arts, still running on the fumes of Christendom. My father (Francis Foucachon) was a church planter and minister of the Gospel (PCA TE), and so I grew up on the front lines of missionary work. Our family moved to Moscow, Idaho in 2005 when I started attending New Saint Andrews College. I graduated with a BA in Liberal Arts and Culture in 2010, and put that education to use in various media ventures and entrepreneurial endeavors.

In 2011 I founded Roman Roads Press with the desire to publish classical Christian curriculum that was designed with the 21st-century learner and homeschooler in mind. Our flagship product is the four year Old Western Culture great books curriculum, produced with Wes Callihan and several other classical educators.

In 2016 I founded Digressio Magazine, the magazine and catalog of Roman Roads Press, whose mission was to encourage parents and teachers as they educate their children.

In 2019 I founded Kepler Education, a consortium of independent educators and online platform with the goal of empowering families by liberating teachers.

All of these endeavors have one common goal: to equip parents to give their children a Christian, classical education. To "inherit the Humanities" for themselves and their children.

Above all these endeavors, the most important was founded on June 14th, 2008, when I married my wife Lydia. We have 5 children (four boys and one girl), and live on 5 acres north of Moscow, Idaho. That is where the really potent culture-shaping work is happening, as we raise these 5 eternal souls.

In my spare time I love planting trees, flying my drone, and capturing the beauty of the Palouse on my various cameras.

www.foucachon.com