Announcing the institution of the Saskatoon Latin School
The Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies program is instituting
a non-credit course in high-school level classical Latin.
During the 2013-2014 academic year The Saskatoon Latin School will
offer a non-credit course in Beginner's Latin to students aged 14 and up.
The course is designed to be an enjoyable and informative exploration of
the Latin language and the Roman world. In addition to learning how to
read and write Latin, students will be introduced to various facets of
Roman civilization, including history, art, architecture, literature and
daily life. While the course is directed at high school students, adults are
also welcome.
The course will not be offered for high school credit in 2013-
14, but we are working on that option for future years.
Classes will be held on Saturday afternoons, 1:30 to 3:30,
on the University of Saskatchewan campus from late
September through June.
For more information, please visit our website at
saskatoonlatinschool.blogspot.com or contact
saskatoonlatinschool@gmail.com
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