2026-27 Live Classes

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HIGH SCHOOL

Ancient Literature I & Intermediate Composition (Fall 2026 - Spring 2027)

Ancient Literature II & Advanced Composition (Fall 2026 - Spring 2027)

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Introduction to Expository Writing (Fall 2026)

English Language and Literary Arts (Fall 2026 - Spring 2027)

Creative Writing for Middle School (Spring 2027)

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Independent Text Studies

Self-Paced Courses for Teens and Adult Learners (14 and up)

Let’s Read The Iliad!

Let’s Read The Odyssey!

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America: Course of Empire, Kingdom of Saints with Mr. Salvucci (Fall-ish 2026)
A 14-week, self-paced, course that will allow your student(s) to study American history through the lives of American saints and learn from a real historian! For ages 16 and up.

Reading Purgatorio as an Examination of Conscience with Mr. Twigg (Fall-ish 2026)
A 14-week, async, high school course that will allow your student(s) to study Dante with an award-winning teacher of Dante! For ages 16 and up.

Creative Writing with Ms. Finnigan (Next year 2027-28)
A 28-week, live, high school course that will allow your student(s) to study creative writing with an award-winning writer! For ages 16 and up.

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We offer occasional free classes to teens and adults exclusively via our newsletter. Here are some of the free classes we’ve offered in the past…

How to Write a Better Compare/Contrast Essay
Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery”: An Introduction to Rene Girard for Teens
400 Years of Pre-Socratic Thought: “What is Everything?”
Learning to Write Real Bad
How to Read The Hardest Thing You Will Ever Read in Your Life
How to Take Notes
5 Things (Besides Grades) That Lead to Success
Halloween in the Catholic Liturgy
Celebrating the Semiquincentennial & St. Elizabeth Seton’s Feast Day
Write a Poem (that is Awesome, Terrible, or Hilarious) in 60 Minutes
Introduction to Sentence Diagramming
A Live Discussion of The Film Gladiator
The Odyssey Film Discussion with Guest Speaker Phillip Campbell

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