Enrollment opens March 1, 2024 for Summer and Fall Courses

We’ve been busy adding courses throughout January, and we’re still not done. This summer is your chance to learn practical skills in geography, writing, programming, and lab procedures that will help you through the year, and also have some fun exploring Shakespeare’s plays, Plato’s philosophy, and Tolkien’s world-building methods with other enthusiasts in these courses:

• Around the World in Nine Weeks
• Looking at Middle-earth
• Summer Shakespeare I
• Just added! Plato’s Laches
• HTML Basics
• Introduction to Programming with Scratch
• The Chemical History of the Candle
• Just added! How to become a Precocious Student
• Molding Your Prose
• Molding Your Argument
• Writing the Research Paper
• Just added! Practical Grammar

We’re also excited to announce that we’ll be expanding our course offerings for junior high level students with pre-Algebra and Algebra I, reading groups for beginning and intermediate Latin students, and literature courses aimed at helping young and intermediate readers learn to analyze and understand how stories are constructed. Our regular high school curriculum includes literature, mathematics, and science courses, as well as Greek, Latin, and philosophy, and the unique Cursus Scriptorum writing program.

• Greek: Greek II
• History: World History II
• Latin: Latin Bible for Beginners; Vulgate Reading Group; Latin I; Latin II; Latin III; Latin IV; Latin V.
• Literature: Fairy Tales, Myths, and Folklore; The Thought Plickens: Learning to Think Critically; World Literature; Western Literature to Dante; English Literature; American Literature; Senior English.
• Mathematics: Pre-Algebra; Algebra I; Geometry; Algebra II (Advanced Algebra); Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry.
• Philosophy: Great Debates
• Science: Natural Science Year I; Natural Science Year II; Biology; Astronomy; Chemistry; Physics.
• Writing: Cursus Scriptorum; Writing for the College-bound.