Course Offerings

You can find individual information about each course on its particular webpage.

TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES:

Choose classes that are right for you by reading their individual descriptions. Contact Mrs. Hogye at kellan@languageandlit.com to register.

COST: Unless otherwise noted, courses are $22 per session, payable by semester. Each course also includes a one-time $20 materials fee.

2007-2008

Special Topics in Literature: High-school. A series of readings organized around the study of fiction and nonfiction literature as craft, with an emphasis on critical reading and writing. Year course.

Latin IV: High-school. Latin poetry and prose, focusing on the poems of Catullus and the speeches of Cicero, with short readings chosen from among Petronius, Ovid, Martial, and Juvenal. Enhances students' reading fluency and understanding of ancient Roman literature in its historical context. Year course.

2006-2007

Comparative Literature: High-school. From Beowulf to Chinua Achebe, a thematic survey of works from around the world that have shaped modern literature. Year course.

American Literature Survey: High-school. From writings of the Native Americans to modern-day American authors. Chronological survey. Year course.

Latin I: Middle- and high-school. A first-year course in the study of Latin. Covers basic grammar, vocabulary, translation, Roman history, mythology, and culture. Year course.

Latin II: Middle- and high-school. A continuation of Latin study from Latin I. Continues instruction in basic grammar, vocabulary, and translation, with emphasis on longer translation passages, including the works of Livy and Julius Caesar. Year course.

Latin III: High-school. Latin poetry, including Vergil's Aeneid and Ovid's Metamorphoses, with the goal of developing students' translation skills toward reading fluency. Year course.

2005-2006

Comparative Literature: High-school. From Beowulf to Chinua Achebe, a thematic survey of works from around the world that have shaped modern literature. Year course.

American Literature Survey: High-school. From writings of the Native Americans to modern-day American authors. Chronological survey. Year course.

Latin I: Middle- and high-school. A first-year course in the study of Latin. Covers basic grammar, vocabulary, translation, Roman history, mythology, and culture. Year course.

Latin II: Middle- and high-school. A continuation of Latin study from Latin I. Continues instruction in basic grammar, vocabulary, and translation, with emphasis on longer translation passages, including the works of Livy and Julius Caesar. Year course.

Spring 2005

Grade 7 Omnibus: Veritas Press: First in a series of great works of Western literature. Covers ancient Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome. Semester course.

2004-2005

American Literature Survey: High-school. From writings of the Native Americans to modern-day American authors. Chronological survey. Year course.

Latin I: Middle- and high-school. A first-year course in the study of Latin. Covers basic grammar, vocabulary, translation, Roman history, mythology, and culture. Year course.

Introduction to Latin: Middle- and high-school. A slower-paced course that covers the first semester of a first-year high-school Latin course. Year course.