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Advanced Latin Readings: The Vulgate: New Testament

This course is designed for advanced students of Latin. The goal is to grow comfortable reading and translating large sections of the Latin New Testament. Throughout the week students will work independently on their translations. Once per week we will meet online as a class to review translation work and begin new work. Students will be aided in their translations by the vocabulary and grammar notes provided on each page of the textbook. Students’ vocabulary will grow with weekly quizzes. At the end of the year students will participate in a concluding capstone project that is presented to the class. Grade Level: High School

CourseBy Kyle Brown

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Beginning Latin for High Schoolers

Beginning Latin is the introductory course to the Latin language. It is designed for High School students (grades 9-12). No previous background in Latin is necessary. If your child does have a background in Latin, this course may still be a good place to begin if you believe that review of some material would be beneficial. This course uses Classical Academy Press’s Latin Alive! Series. Book information is below. When you sign up for this course, you will receive access to the student portal where your student will access all the course material that is used alongside the book, as well as access to the link for Group Work via Zoom. Live Classes will meet Fridays 10:15-11:00 am September 11, 2026 - May 14, 2027 See Course Outline for more details.

CourseBy Kyle Brown

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Beginning Latin for Middle Schoolers

Beginning Latin is the introductory course to the Latin language. It is designed for Middle School students (grades 6-8). No previous background in Latin is necessary. If your child does have a background in Latin, this course may still be a good place to begin if you believe that review of some material would be beneficial. This course uses Classical Academy Press’s Latin Alive! Series. Book information is below. When you sign up for this course, you will receive access to the student portal where your student will access all the course material that is used alongside the book, as well as access to the link for Group Work via Zoom. Live Classes will meet Fridays 9:15-10:00 am September 11, 2026 - May 14, 2027 See Course Outline for more details.

CourseBy Kyle Brown

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Intermediate Latin Readings: Fabulae Romanae

Welcome! This course is designed for intermediate students of Latin who already have the basics of grammar and are looking to engage more with reading and translation. Students will gain confidence and skill in Latin as we read through the history of Rome, from its founding, through the period of the kings and the republic, to Caesar and Cicero and the Empire, using an adapted version of Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita. The reader provides grammatical and vocabulary assistance on the same page as the text to aid the student in translation. In this course we will begin slowly, covering only about 30 lines of translation per week, but by the end of the year we will be able to cover twice as much. Translation work is done both independently and in the online class meeting via Zoom. Certain more advanced matters of grammar are covered in dedicated videos which students can watch on their own, pause, rewind, and rewatch as needed. Vocabulary is also emphasized and quizzed throughout the course.

CourseBy Kyle Brown

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Intermediate Latin Readings: Intro to the Vulgate

Welcome! This course is designed as an introduction to the Vulgate, the Scriptures in Latin, and is particularly suited for intermediate students of Latin who are encountering this venerable text for the first time. Students will be immersed in simple yet engaging material complete with glossary and grammatical helps. Throughout the week students will work independently through the readings. Once per week we will meet together as a class to read through translations, ask questions, and review grammatical material. Ideal students for this course will already be familiar with the five declensions of nouns and four conjugations of verbs, as well as the various degrees and types of adjectives and adverbs. Trickier grammatical concepts such as gerundives and participles will be reviewed in class. Grade Level: Middle School and High School

CourseBy Kyle Brown

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