High School Latin II
Latin II is designed for students with some previous knowledge of Latin. We move on to cover the fourth and fifth declension, many more uses of the Latin cases, interrogative and indefinite pronouns and adjectives, comparative and superlative adjectives, all six tenses of the indicative mood, participles, and the passive voice.
Latin II is open to students from Grade 7 to adult or with permission of the instructor. Students should purchase "The Oxford Latin Course Part II - 2nd Edition."
"The Latin II class far surpassed our expectations, thoroughly preparing my son for the NLE on which he earned a gold medal!!" - Tanya D., Massachusetts
Section A
Instructor: Susan Francino, B.A.
susanfrancinotutor@gmail.com
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Early Registration Discount (before June 1): 10% off!
Class Meets: Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Pacific.
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Section B
Instructor: Susan Francino, B.A.
susanfrancinotutor@gmail.com
Minimum Enrollment: 5
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Early Registration Discount (before June 1): 10% off!
Class Meets: Wednesdays and Thursdays, 1:00 - 2:00 PM Pacific.
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Fall '21 - Spring '22 Registration is Open!
(If you would like to enroll in this class but cannot attend at the posted time, please contact us. We may be able to open an additional section.)
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Susan Francino, B.A.
Susan Francino graduated Summa Cum Laude from Hillsdale College with a B.A. in Latin in 2015. She began studying Latin at age thirteen, and did not even consider stopping until she was halfway to earning a degree in it. She has been teaching Latin and Literature courses since graduating from Hillsdale, and also works as an editor. A lifelong writer, Susan is currently earning a Master of Fine Arts in Poetry from Seattle Pacific University. Her hobbies include taking long walks near her Pennsylvania home and learning Byzantine chant.
Anne Van Fossen, M.A., CLRC Classical Languages Program Director
Anne Van Fossen (for full bio, click here) has developed the Classical Language Program at the CLRC, and oversees all Classical Language instruction. Her detailed lessons and assignments lead students through the highly acclaimed Oxford Latin Course with a wide variety of learning aids developed especially for the CLRC: vocabulary cards, grammar charts, weekly exercises to focus on retention of the myriad verb and noun forms, and regular work to develop English vocabulary based on Latin roots. Anne works closely with all CLRC Latin teachers and oversees all aspects of the program.
Textbook
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