Ages 11-14
Literature I & II
Semester 1: Love, Marriage, and Family
Description: This course will explore the themes of love, marriage, and family life through various extracts from literary classics. Students will be studying the theme, character as well as writing techniques used by the author to engage the reader. Students will explore how the cultural context and the Christian belief of the writers influence the telling of these stories. Students will be assessed via analytical essays and creative writing tasks.
Times: T, F 2:10-3:10 PM ET
Semester 2: Heroes, Legends, and Adventure
Description: This course will be exploring the themes of heroism, legends and adventures through various extracts from literary classics. Students will be studying theme, character as well as the writing techniques used by the author to engage the reader. Students will explore how the cultural context and the Christian belief of the writers influence the telling of these stories. Students will be assessed via analytical essays, creative writing tasks and an oral presentation on ‘My Hero’.
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Middle School Literature: Semester 2: Heroes, Legends and Adventure
Description: This course will be exploring the themes of heroism, legends and adventures through various extracts from literary classics. Students will be studying theme, character as well as the writing techniques used by the author to engage the reader. Students will explore how the cultural context and the Christian belief of the writers influence the telling of these stories. Students will be assessed via analytical essays, creative writing tasks and an oral presentation on ‘My Hero’.
Logic II
Classical Composition: Chreia/Maxim
History for the Orthodox Christian I: Genesis to Exodus
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REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT
Fall Semester Dates: September 12th-December 30th (New Style)
Spring Semester Dates: January 16th-June 16th (New Style)
There are two payment options:
1) Two payments of $400 (per course) at the start of each semester, or
2) One payment of $725 (per course) at the beginning of the first semester (a $75 value!).