Provides a preliminary view of Latin, focusing on nouns, adjectives, and conjugating verbs. Scholars develop an understanding of word parts to translate simple sentences and passages.

Continues development of conjugating and declining skills by learning more verb tenses and noun and pronoun declensions.

Focuses on the passive voice, the subjunctive, indirect speech, and grammatical elements. Scholars identify and translate Latin clauses.

Provides a foundation in grammar and syntax while exploring primary sources from authors like Virgil, Julius Caesar, and Cicero.

In-depth study of Virgil's Aeneid and Caesar's Gallic War. Focuses on preparation, translation, and meaningful context of texts. Includes classroom discussions, debates, and presentations. Requires AP Exam.

Instruction to accelerate development of reading and writing skills. Emphasizes reading comprehension, writing fluency, and vocabulary study using literary and informational texts.

Emphasizes fundamental writing and language skills for original expression in academic, technical, and creative formats.

Examines works from the ancient world in historical, ethical, and moral contexts. Includes grammar, writing, vocabulary, and oral communication. Prepares scholars for FSA assessments.

Examines literature from Ancient Rome to modernity. Focuses on ethical content, grammar, writing, and oral communication. Prepares scholars for graduation-required FSA assessments.

Chronological study of American literature within social, cultural, and historical contexts. Covers grammar, writing, and oral communication.

College-level rhetoric and writing curriculum. Scholars develop evidence-based analytic and argumentative essays and analyze rhetorical elements in non-fiction texts. Includes chronological study of American literature. Requires AP Exam.

Examines works from the ancient British Empire through modernity in chronological order. Includes grammar, writing, and oral communication.