Courses

Classical Greek II – T/Th 3:00 PM with Brian Ashland

Introducing the language of ancient Athens, the language of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle among others, we will be starting with the Greek writing system, grammar(including Latin grammatical categories), morphological forms, and syntax. Modern Greek pronunciation will be used as a basis for reading instead of an historicalphonological reconstruction. Required Text (to be purchased by the …

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Classical Greek III – T/Th 4:00 PM with Brian Ashland

Continuing our study of the language of ancient Athens, the language of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle among others. Modern Greek pronunciation will be used as a basis for reading instead of an historical phonological reconstruction. Throughout the year, we will continue to parse morphological constructions, building upon our understanding of syntax as we begin to read …

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Ancient Greek Literature & Composition T/Th 11:00 AM with Dallas Shipp

Greek Literature is a survey of ancient pagan classics. We will read and discuss Greek myth, Homer’s epics, and tragic drama from an Orthodox perspective. We will also practice composition by identifying values and writing persuasive paragraphs and short essays in response to our readings. This class is recommended for high school students, but can …

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American Civics & Economics, T/Th 11:00 AM with Dcn. Basil Hinkle

CivicsStudents will become familiar with the Founding Documents of the United States, including the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, as well as the Federalist Papers & Non-Federalist Papers. They will learn how American Government was conceived, developed, and works at a practical level. What are the three branches of government and …

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2nd-3rd Science – Thurs. 12:00 PM with Pres. Suzanne Lichtenstein

This hands-on class will feature science projects to introduce young students to the exciting world of science. Students will receive a fun and accessible introduction to many areas of science, including Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Botany, Physics, and Astronomy. The course will focus on sparking wonder, experimenting with real objects, and seeing how all science disciplines …

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• K-1st Science – Thurs. 11:00 AM with Pres. Suzanne Lichtenstein

This hands-on class will feature science projects to introduce young students to the exciting world of science. Students will receive a fun and accessible introduction to many areas of science, including Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Botany, Physics, and Astronomy. The course will focus on sparking wonder, experimenting with real objects, and seeing how all science disciplines …

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2nd-3rd Math – Tues. 12:00 PM with Pres. Suzanne Lichtenstein

This course features hands-on math activities in live classes. Students will use Miquon Math, wooden Cuisenaire Rods, and wooden Pattern Blocks to build a solid and creative understanding of math. Miquon Math encourages willing and active-minded learning. Instead of holding off on more difficult math topics until later grades, the Miquon approach teaches all four …

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• K-1st Math – Tues. 11:00 AM with Pres. Suzanne Lichtenstein

This course features hands-on math activities in live classes. Students will use Miquon Math, wooden Cuisenaire Rods, and wooden Pattern Blocks to build a solid and creative understanding of math. Miquon Math encourages willing and active-minded learning. Instead of holding off on more difficult math topics until later grades, the Miquon approach teaches all four …

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Level 2 Music Theory, "Music Horizons"

3rd-4th-5th-6th Music – Horizons, Level 2 – Wed. 11:00 AM with Pres. Suzanne Lichtenstein

This is a Level 2 course for students (3rd to 6th grade) who have already taken Music Detectives or Music Fluency. It is also open to students who have already had 1–2 years of music experience in a choir, orchestra, or private music lessons. Sailing into topics that go beyond the ordinary music lesson, we will look …

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