| is an introduction to the world of the ancient Roman people and to the Latin language. Students will learn both to see Latin as an important part of that world and to view that world through Latin. Emphasis will thus be on the elements of the language: alphabet and pronunciation, parts of speech, morphology (word-formation), vocabulary (including English derivatives), grammatical/syntactical rules, and strategies for reading and translation. Students can expect homework and weekly quizzes. Grades will be given. The Latin Unit 1 textbook purchase will be necessary. |
| August 21–January 26 (23 weeks)* |
| *September 4 (Labor Day Observed) |
| *October 16 (Indigenous Peoples' Day Observed) |
| *November 20–26 (Thanksgiving Recess) |
| *December 25–January 7 (Winter Recess) |
| *January 15 (Martin Luther King Day Observed) |
| August 21–January 26 (23 weeks)* |
| *November 20–26 (Thanksgiving Recess) |
| *December 25–January 7 (Winter Recess) |
