Courses

Spring 2026

Grades 10 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Great Texts in Western Political Thought

Dr. Jonathan McIntosh

Spring 2026

Grades 11 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Economics

MH 1311 Mathematics for the Liberal Arts - Faulkner This course will examine, through careful reading and extensive discussion, key issues in mathematical studies.

Spring 2026

Grades 11 - 12

Mathematics

1.00 Credit

Mathematics for the Liberal Arts

James Underwood

This course (together with its prequel, Western Tradition 1) is designed to provide an overview of the major contributions of Western Civilization to the modern world along with an examination of comparative social structures. (READ MORE)

Spring 2026

Grades 11 - 12

Adult Learning

0.50 Credit

Christ-centered Educational Methods (Pedagogy) 2

Dr. Christy Anne Vaughan

$100

Spring 2026

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Integrated Humanities

1.00 Credit

Western Tradition 2

Dr. Scott Postma

BI 1310 The Gospels - Dual Credit

Spring 2026

Grades 11 - 12

Integrated Humanities

1.00 Credit

The Gospels

NECCE Online Book Club: Plato's Republic - Spring

Spring 2026

Grades 11 - 12

Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Online Book Club - Spring

$85

Spring 2026

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Languages

0.00 Credit

Latin for Lifelong Learners (Level 2) - Spring

$60

Spring 2026

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Languages

0.00 Credit

Latin for Lifelong Learners (Level 1) - Spring

$60

Spring 2026

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Sciences

0.50 Credit

Data Analysis Using Python

Spring 2026

Grades 8 - 12

Sciences

0.50 Credit

Practical Programming with Python

Spring 2026

Grades 8 - 12

Sciences

0.50 Credit

Intro to SketchUp 3D Modeling

Spring 2026

Grades 6 - 12

Sciences

0.50 Credit

Graphical User Interfaces in Python (GUP)

Jan 23, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

Spring 2026

Grades 8 - 12

Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Mortimer Adler's The Three Columns Revisited

2026 Micro Course

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Sciences

0.50 Credit

Intro to Office Productivity

Feb 13, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

Spring 2026

Grades 8 - 12

Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

John Erskine: The Moral Obligation to be Intelligent

Mar 13, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Cicero's On Old Age

Apr 10, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Mortimer Adler's The Goods of the Mind

May 08, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

This class introduces students to the ancient progymnasmata (short writing exercises) – where Aristotle's topics of invention are brought before children's eyes using Charlotte Mason's narrative and imitative methods.

2026 Micro Course

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Writing

0.50 Credit

Scriptorium Writing – Level 1

"Who is God?" "God is a Redeemer." In this course, students come to understand the character of God, as shown through His covenants. The GGC curriculum teaches simple theology through story, catechism, etymology, and historical tie-ins.

$385

Summer 2026

Grades 3 - 5

Bible

0.50 Credit

God's Great Covenant: Old Testament I

Through 8 lessons (2 per session), you will be introduced to the layout and format of Lost Tools lessons, you will learn how to: construct each lesson around the central skill, format your class time to encompass the lesson, assign proper homework, assess student work for mastery.

$345

Summer 2026

Grades 3 - 6

Rhetoric

0.00 Credit

How to Teach and Assess Lost Tools of Writing 1

Cheryl Floyd

$225

Summer 2026

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Rhetoric

0.00 Credit

How to Teach and Assess Lost Tools of Writing 2

In Level II the emphasis is on the deliberative address. You will be introduced to the lessons and learn how to: construct each lesson around the central skill, form your class time to encompass the lesson, assign correlative homework, and assess student work.

Cheryl Floyd

$225

Summer 2026

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Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Creation and the Classics

Environmental Ethics from the Great Books

Rocky Ramsey

LTW1A: Lost Tools of Writing Level 1A.

Summer 2026

Grades 8 - 12

Rhetoric

0.50 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 1A with The Hobbit

Jun 12, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

$375

Summer 2026

Grades 8 - 12

Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Robert Hutchins's Liberal Education

Western Consortium Summer Conference 2026

2026 Micro Course

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Special Event

0.00 Credit

EARLY REGISTRATION! Western Consortium 2026 Summer Conference

Western Consortium of Classical Educators

$75

2026 Special Event

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Special Event

0.00 Credit

The New England Consortium of Classical Educators Summer Conference 2026

5th Annual New England Consortium of Classical Educators Conference

Lost Tools of Writing Level 1 Advanced & Comparison Essay course using American stories as the foundation of our reading and writing.

$100

2026 Special Event

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Writing

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing Level 1 Advanced & Comparison Essay: American Stories

Debbie Sonnenfeld

Aug 14, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 10

Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Dorothy Sayers's The Lost Tools of Learning

2026 Micro Course

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Integrated Humanities

2.00 Credits

Unlocking Middle-earth: How to Read Like Tolkien

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 11 - 12

US History

1.00 Credit

U.S. History

American History

Introduction to the Medieval Great Books: A course designed for junior high students who desire to study the Great Books but may be concerned about the pace and level of material normally attempted in a Great Books course.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 11 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

Introduction to the Medieval Great Books

This 32-week course introduces students to the foundational concepts of chemistry, emphasizing the order and logic of God’s creation while exploring the properties of matter, chemical reactions, and real-world applications through hands-on experimentation and thoughtful discussion.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 7 - 9

Sciences

1.00 Credit

Chemistry

This unique high school algebra course explores the historical roots of algebra, connecting concepts and ideas through classic texts by mathematicians like Euler, Diophantus, and Cardano. Students develop nuanced problem-solving skills and broaden their math perspective.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Mathematics

1.00 Credit

Classical Algebra

Daniel Maycock

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 11

Languages

1.00 Credit

French 2

Kari Christophersen

Introduction to Lost Tools of Writing with Children's Literature

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Writing

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing PreCourse & Children's Literature

Debbie Sonnenfeld

LTW3 - Lost Tools of Writing Level 3

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 7 - 8

Writing

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 3 and the Epics

Felicity Tompkins

Fitting Words is a course that instructs students in the art of classical Rhetoric, providing them with tools of communication that will equip them for life.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 11 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Fitting Words: Classical Rhetoric for the Christian Student

Applying Logical Principles to Build Effective Persuasive Arguments

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Logic

1.00 Credit

Applied Logic

Nichol Starr

This is the follow-up course to Latin Grammar 3 - Part 1. We will cover the second half of the curriculum, using the Picta Dicta platform and accompanying workbook and reader.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 10

Languages

0.50 Credit

Latin Grammar 3 - Part 2

LTW 1: Learn the tools of classical composition, while exploring the works of American Authors.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 10

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 1 with American Literature

Amanda Kentner

Practice the tools of classical composition while exploring the works of King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 1B with Legends of the Round Table

Amanda Kentner

Calculus for Everyone is a classical approach to mathematics that allows any high school student who has completed a first-year algebra course to learn the fundamentals of calculus.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 12

Mathematics

1.00 Credit

Calculus for Everyone

Jillene Santoro

Koine Greek 2 completes students' introduction to vocabulary and grammar through reading, writing, hearing and speaking the language so that they are prepared to read the Greek of the New Testament.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Languages

1.00 Credit

Koine Greek 2

Dr. Daniel Newman

LTW 3: The Deliberative Address with The Lord of The Rings

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 3 with Lord of the Rings

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 11 - 12

Humanities & Electives

1.00 Credit

Senior Thesis: Capstone Project

Dr. Christy Anne Vaughan

A dual-purpose class: first-year course for rigorous students or as the third year following Latin Primers 1 & 2. Learn all about nouns, adjectives, and get a good intro to verbs: Imperative, Infinitive, Passive, Present Participles.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 11 - 12

Languages

1.00 Credit

Latin Grammar 3 in a Year

LTW: Senior Thesis In this class, students will not only receive additional instruction in Invention, Arrangement, and Elocution as they write and edit their thesis project, but they will also learn and practice the arts of Memory and Delivery in preparation for their defense.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 11

Writing

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing: Senior Thesis

Cyndi McCallister

Christendom is an integrated humanities course designed to lead the student, in a true liberal arts fashion, through studying the dramatic spread, establishment, and growing maturity of Christian civilization through medieval works of history, literature, and philosophy.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 11 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

Christendom: Old Western Culture

This is a sequel to Latin Grammar 3, and will cover the first 15 lessons of Picta Dicta's Latin Grammar 4. This class is a slower pace, so good for those who are younger than 10th grade or need/desire a more leisurely speed.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Languages

0.50 Credit

Latin Grammar 4 - Part 1

The Romans is a full-year literature and history curriculum for high school students. Travel through Vergil's Aeneid and other Roman literature. Study Roman history as presented by the Romans themselves. Discuss philosophy and theology with early Church fathers as Christianity overcomes persecution.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

The Romans: Old Western Culture

Jane Austen and the Virtues: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy. An exploration of the classical virtues and vices through the novels of Jane Austen

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Jane Austen and the Virtues: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy

Students in The Greeks will learn to read and appreciate the Great Books from Homer to Aristotle, as they are led in true liberal arts fashion through Western Civilization’s foundational works of history, literature, and philosophy.

Fall 2026

Grades 9 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

The Greeks: Old Western Culture

Learn practical and literary Spanish at an elementary level, including stories, poetry, and Scripture!

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Languages

1.00 Credit

Spanish 1

Learn Spanish through conversation and literature. Study greats such as Pablo Neruda, Jorge Luis Borges, and more!

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Languages

1.00 Credit

Spanish 2

Old Western Culture: The Early Moderns is a 3-credit integrated humanities course designed to lead the student through the greatest and most influential works of the early modern period.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

The Early Moderns: Old Western Culture

Ryan Griffiths

LTW1 with Beowulf, Sir Gawain & the Green Knight, and The Hobbit

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 1 with a King, a Knight and a Hobbit

The Introduction to the Great Books series is designed for junior high and early high school students who desire to study the Great Books but may be concerned about the pace and level of material normally attempted in a Great Books course.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 10

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

Introduction to Great Books of the Revolutionary Era

LTW 2: Lessons on the Judicial Address with The Lord Of The Rings

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 11

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 2 with Lord of the Rings

This course provides an overview of Modern Astronomy and prepares students to engage in thoughtful dialogue concerning contemporary scientific discoveries in a secular environment. It also aims to strengthen students' faith by presenting evidence of design in the architecture of the universe.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Astronomy

1.00 Credit

Astronomy and the Crossroads of Science and Faith

Gladys Kober

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Economics

The Project Physics w/ Astronomy: Motion, The Heavens, Mechanics CCU: Basic Principles of Physics CCU PHY 210-211-212: General Physics I

Fall 2026

Grades 11 - 12

Physical Science

1.50 Credits

Project Physics w/ Astronomy

The Project Physics II: The Atom, The Nucleus; Light/Electromagnetism CCU: Basic Modern Physics Concepts CCU PHY 310-311-312: General Physics II

$1,095

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Physical Science

1.50 Credits

Project Physics II with Chemistry

Astronomy from Project Physics w/ Astronomy, Quarters 2-3

$1,095

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 11 - 12

Physical Science

0.50 Credit

Astronomy

Audit of Project Physics I (Quarters 1,4) for students in Astronomy

$545

Fall 2026

Grades 10 - 12

Physical Science

0.00 Credit

Audit of Project Physics I

An accelerated review of LTW 1 followed by the LTW Comparison Essay

$225

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Accelerated Lost Tools of Writing 1 with Lord of the Rings

Introduction to the Early Modern Great Books: A course designed for junior high and early high school students who desire to study the Great Books but may be concerned about the pace and level of material normally attempted in a Great Books course.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

Introduction to the Early Modern Great Books

Introduction to the Ancient Great Books: A course designed for middle grade students who desire to study the Great Books but may be concerned about the pace and level of material normally attempted in a Great Books course.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 10

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

Introduction to the Ancient Great Books

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 6 - 8

Languages

1.00 Credit

French 3

Kari Christophersen

Old Western Culture - The Greeks is an integrated humanities class which provides an overview of the history, theology, philosophy, poetry and art produced by the culture of the ancient Greeks and their impact on civilization.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

The Greeks: Old Western Culture

This course is the sequel to Latin Grammar 3, and covers all 30 lessons of Latin Grammar 4 at a brisk pace. (If a student is younger than 9th grade, the "Latin Grammar 4 - Part 1" course is recommended instead.)

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 12

Languages

1.00 Credit

Latin Grammar 4 in a Year

Rhetoric 1 is a semester-long course designed for high students grades 10-12 who desire to study the art of rhetoric through reading Great Book selections and writing practice. This course is pending approval for dual enrollment.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Rhetoric 1

Lost Tools of Writing Level 1 course with Short-ish Stories

Fall 2026

Grades 11 - 12

Writing

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 1 with Newbery Books & Short Stories

Debbie Sonnenfeld

Join me for an active study of the Latin language, using both spoken Latin and written stories, as we begin our journey into Latin through chapters 1-12 of Orberg's classic text. This course is designed both for those with no knowledge of Latin and for those who seek a fresh approach to Latin.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 7 - 9

Languages

1.00 Credit

Lingua Latina I

Jeremy Wagner

Old Western Culture: The Romans is a full-year literature and history curriculum designed to lead the student through the greatest and most influential works of the Roman period.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 10

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

The Romans: Old Western Culture

Ryan Griffiths

This course is a classical, Christian approach to the liberal arts of mathematics using Shormann Math as the foundation of our discussions. Built on a biblical and historical foundation, we approach math as the language of science; a tool used to better understand God and His creation (Dr. Shormann)

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Mathematics

1.50 Credits

Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry

Jillene Santoro

LTW1: A course in the Art of Rhetoric and Literature using the Lord of the Rings.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 1 and Lord of the Rings

Carter Rendall

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.00 Credit

Looking for the Beautiful

A first-year course for students in 7th-9th grade who are ready to dive into Latin grammar through Picta Dicta's interactive online games/exercises and fun Latin stories. Learn to read and compose Latin. Covers the first half of Picta Dicta's rigorous curriculum, Latin Grammar 3.

$300

Fall 2025

Grades 3 - 6

Languages

0.50 Credit

Latin Grammar 3 - Part 1

Full Year 2025-2026

Grades 7 - 9

Humanities & Electives

1.00 Credit

Introduction to Informal and Formal Logic

Nichol Starr

Old Western Culture - The Romans is an integrated humanities class that offers the student an overview of the history, theology, philosophy, poetry and art produced by the culture of the Romans and their impact on civilization.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 7 - 9

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

The Romans: Old Western Culture

Creative Writing—Your Writing Life! Explore a variety of writing genres to discover your unique author's voice! You'll compose a memoir, devotional, poetry, movie/book reviews, fiction, and a children’s book. This workshop-style course is inspired by the Inklings, C.S. Lewis, and Tolkien.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 12

Humanities & Electives

1.00 Credit

Creative Writing—Your Writing Life

Annie Nardone

This 32-week course introduces the fundamental principles of chemistry and physics, inviting students to marvel at the order and beauty of God’s creation while engaging in scientific inquiry, hands-on experimentation, and personal exploration of the physical sciences.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Sciences

1.00 Credit

Physical Science

Join me for an active study of the Latin language, using both spoken Latin and written texts, as we journey deeper into Latin through chapters 13-23 of Orberg's Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 7 - 9

Languages

1.00 Credit

Lingua Latina II

Jeremy Wagner

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 11

Languages

1.00 Credit

French 1

Kari Christophersen

Explore God’s perfect design for life on Earth through the study of astronomy, geology, and meteorology, combining hands-on experimentation, thoughtful discussion, and independent projects to inspire wonder and deepen understanding of the beauty and order in creation.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 12

Sciences

1.00 Credit

Earth Science

This course is a classical, Christian approach to the liberal arts of mathematics using Shormann Math as the foundation of our discussions. Built on a biblical and historical foundation, we approach math as the language of science; a tool used to better understand God and His creation (Dr. Shormann)

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 7 - 9

Mathematics

1.50 Credits

Algebra 2 & Geometry 1/2

Jillene Santoro

Old Western Culture - Early Moderns is an integrated humanities class which provides an overview of the history, theology, philosophy, poetry and art produced by authors from the Early Modern period.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

Early Moderns: Old Western Culture

Old Western Culture - Christendom is an integrated humanities class which provides an overview of the history, theology, philosophy, poetry and art produced by authors from the early medieval period to the Reformation.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Integrated Humanities

3.00 Credits

Christendom: Old Western Culture

Lost Tools of Writing Level II Course

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Writing

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 2 and British Literature

Felicity Tompkins

Join me for an active study of the Latin language, using both spoken Latin and written texts, as we journey deeper into Latin through chapters 24-34 of Orberg's Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Languages

1.00 Credit

Lingua Latina III

Jeremy Wagner

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Writing

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing Level I & Classic Journey Tales

LTW1A. Essays 1-4 with Fairytales, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, and Wind in the Willows

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 11

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 1A: Pre-Course with Alice, Peter, and Mole

An introduction to human behavior and mental processes examined through both psychological science and a Christian worldview, with attention to development, learning, and relationships.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 6 - 8

Sciences

1.00 Credit

General Psychology: A Christian View

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Accelerated Lost Tools of Writing Level I and Comparison Essay with British Gems

Students who have mastered LTW I, mastering the persuasive essay, will be ready to hone the deliberative address by refining previous elements and practicing judicious additions. All while attending to the cinematography, sound, light, and plot of tried and true films.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 2: Film as Literature

Cheryl Floyd

$825

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 9 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Lost Tools of Writing 2: Pursuing Justice in Literature

The Western Tradition's View of Nature and the Common Art of Agriculture

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 10 - 12

Natural Science

1.00 Credit

Natural Philosophy of Creation

Rocky Ramsey

This course provides students with a classical alternative to modern geometry courses & textbooks. Students will study 5 books of Euclid’s Elements (I-III, V-VI) and a few contextualizing works. The vast majority of time is spent with Euclid, learning to think clearly, logical, and mathematically.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 12

Mathematics

1.00 Credit

Euclidean Geometry

Daniel Maycock

Scriptorium Writing II introduces the ancient progymnasmata through beautiful literature and a Charlotte Mason narration method. Students practice stylistic and grammatically accurate writing through inventive exercises of description, anecdote, and encomium, and many more.

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 8 - 11

Writing

1.00 Credit

Scriptorium Writing - Level 2

This class is the 2nd in the Latin Primer series, and covers all 5 noun declensions, active and passive voice, and the present infinitive mood. Homework is done on a web app and in a physical workbook, and we read stories in Latin.

$775

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 4 - 6

Languages

1.00 Credit

Latin Primer 2

Using Picta Dicta's innovative online & workbook hybrid, students will learn the vocabulary, grammar, and logic of Latin through pictures and stories, composing and speaking in Latin via comprehensive engagement.

$775

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 5 - 9

Languages

1.00 Credit

Latin Primer I

Sep 11, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

$775

Full Year 2026-2027

Grades 4 - 6

Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Michael Faraday's The Chemical History of a Candle

Oct 09, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Mortimer Adler's The 12 Paideia Principles

Nov 06, 2026 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

T.S. Eliot's Tradition and the Individual Talent

2026 Micro Course

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Humanities & Electives

1.00 Credit

Speech and Debate - Dual Credit

MH 1311 Mathematics for the Liberal Arts - Faulkner This course will examine, through careful reading and extensive discussion, key issues in mathematical studies.

Spring 2027

Grades 10 - 12

Mathematics

1.00 Credit

Mathematics for the Liberal Arts

James Underwood

Rhetoric is part of the historic trivium. This course is meant to acquaint students with the history and philosophy of rhetoric.

Spring 2027

Grades 11 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Rhetoric 2: Dual Credit

Equipping adults to think critically about modern Environmental issues from a Christian Humanist perspective.

Spring 2027

Grades 10 - 12

Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Christian Environmental Humanism

Rocky Ramsey

Jan 15, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

Spring 2027

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Lancelot Hogben's Mathematics, the Mirror of Civilization

Feb 12, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Zoran Zivkovic's The Library

Mar 12, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Mortimer Adler's With the Mind's Ear

Apr 09, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Cicero's On Friendship

May 07, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Boethius' On the Consolation of Philosophy

Jun 11, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2026 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Jacques Barzun's What is a Classic & What Use the Classics

Aug 13, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2027 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Mortimer Adler's Paideia Problems and Possibilities

Sep 10, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2027 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

C. S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters

Oct 8, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2027 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Andrew Russell Forsyth's Mathematics in Life and Thought

Nov 5, 2027 Micro-Course for Kepler's Introduction to The Great Tradition of Classical Education

2027 Micro Course

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Adult Learning

0.00 Credit

Thomas a Kempis's The Imitation of Christ