Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.
-Albert Einstein
Lukeion Course Availability
- Newest course catalog now available! Preview 2024-2025 Academic offerings at The Lukeion Project! (registration goes live March 1)
- Academic calendar and schedule.
- See refund policy before you register! Nobody likes refund surprises!
- All class times listed on our website and catalog are EASTERN time U.S. and our seasons are true to the northern hemisphere -- international students are ALWAYS welcome but you'll need to adjust for your time zone (contact us about help in taking a course by recording if time zones are too difficult to manage).
- Classes meet live/synchronous weekly for one hour while all assignments, readings, quizzes, etc., are completed on schedule online at other times. Some classes include additional recorded segments.
- 16-week semester courses are only offered during an autumn semester and spring semester. We do not offer any semester courses during the (northern hemisphere) summer.
- Languages are 2 semester courses per year: Latin 1A is only in the autumn, Latin 1B is only in the spring. We do not offer Latin 1A in the spring nor 1B in fall because there is insufficient demand for such at this time. Likewise, there are no summer semester courses.
- Courses have a set enrollment limit determined by the instructor. Once the instructor says "no more" we stop enrolling. Those counts are reflected below in our availability list. All courses also have a minimum set by the instructor because many classes won't function well if the group is too small. Shakespeare, for example, requires a minimum of five enrollments to meet for the semester.
- Visit our Latin or Greek pages, request placement exams if you plan to join mid-year or beyond year 1 if joining from another program.
- Subjects with 2 non-prerequisite parts: Muse Series, BOTH Myth Series, Philosophy Series, Lively Logician series, Classical History
- Subjects that require the first semester before proceeding to the second: Skillful Scribbler (Scribble On!), Rhetoric, AP Lit., AP Latin
- Follow our blog, The Sassy Peripatetic
Complete registration form, include preferences about the course in the comments section.
ALL TIMES ET (New York time). ADJUST FOR YOUR TIME ZONE
WORKSHOPS
Spring 2024 (by recording): Meet the Romans (still available for registration throughout the spring semester 2024)
Summer Workshop Week is June 3-6, 2024 (see schedule grid and workshop descriptions) and Independent Review Courses
Students may take Workshop Week classes live or by recording. All recording access concludes August 22, 2024
College Application Essay - Writing Symposium - June 3, 10, 17 at 3:30 PM (students can take this by recording but must complete work by the end of June)
Ancient Mega Disasters - summer workshop week or recording
Classical Skies: Constellation Myth. & How the Ancients Used Stars - summer workshop week or recording
Astounding Ancient Gadgets - summer workshop week or recording
Gandalf meets Grendel: A Study of First Epics - summer workshop week or recording
Marvels of Roman Engineering - summer workshop week or recording
Puzzling games & Playful Puzzles - summer workshop week or recording
Bizarre Ancient Alphabets & Writing Systems - summer workshop week or recording
Greek Pottery Pro - summer workshop week or recording
Chronicles of Rome: a day, month, year, and life of a Roman - summer workshop week or recording
Imperial Murder Mystery - summer workshop week or recording
Knight Life - summer workshop week or recording
Mind-bending Math - summer workshop week or recording
The Archaeology of the Trojan War - summer workshop week or recording
Fruitful Fields, Fabulous Feasts - summer workshop week or recording
Theater of War - summer workshop week or recording
Latin Review for Rising Latin 2 - Summer independent study
Latin Review for Rising Latin 3 - Summer independent study
Greek Review for Rising Greek 2 - Summer independent study
Greek Review for Rising Greek 3 - Summer independent study
First War: Homer’s Iliad - summer 2024, recording only
Of Men and Monsters: Homer’s Odyssey - summer 2024, recording only
Meet the Greeks - autumn 2024, recording only
Meet the Romans - spring 2025 - recording only
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AUTUMN SEMESTER 2024
SPRING SEMESTER 2025
ALL TIMES ET (New York time). ADJUST FOR YOUR TIME ZONE
WORKSHOPS
Spring 2024 (by recording): Meet the Romans (still available for registration throughout the spring semester 2024)
Summer Workshop Week is June 3-6, 2024 (see schedule grid and workshop descriptions) and Independent Review Courses
Students may take Workshop Week classes live or by recording. All recording access concludes August 22, 2024
College Application Essay - Writing Symposium - June 3, 10, 17 at 3:30 PM (students can take this by recording but must complete work by the end of June)
Ancient Mega Disasters - summer workshop week or recording
Classical Skies: Constellation Myth. & How the Ancients Used Stars - summer workshop week or recording
Astounding Ancient Gadgets - summer workshop week or recording
Gandalf meets Grendel: A Study of First Epics - summer workshop week or recording
Marvels of Roman Engineering - summer workshop week or recording
Puzzling games & Playful Puzzles - summer workshop week or recording
Bizarre Ancient Alphabets & Writing Systems - summer workshop week or recording
Greek Pottery Pro - summer workshop week or recording
Chronicles of Rome: a day, month, year, and life of a Roman - summer workshop week or recording
Imperial Murder Mystery - summer workshop week or recording
Knight Life - summer workshop week or recording
Mind-bending Math - summer workshop week or recording
The Archaeology of the Trojan War - summer workshop week or recording
Fruitful Fields, Fabulous Feasts - summer workshop week or recording
Theater of War - summer workshop week or recording
Latin Review for Rising Latin 2 - Summer independent study
Latin Review for Rising Latin 3 - Summer independent study
Greek Review for Rising Greek 2 - Summer independent study
Greek Review for Rising Greek 3 - Summer independent study
First War: Homer’s Iliad - summer 2024, recording only
Of Men and Monsters: Homer’s Odyssey - summer 2024, recording only
Meet the Greeks - autumn 2024, recording only
Meet the Romans - spring 2025 - recording only
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AUTUMN SEMESTER 2024
- AP® English Lit. 1 Tue 1 PM
- Advanced Classical Lit. 1: Epic Thu 3:30 PM
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 9 am ET - 5 seats remain
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 2:15 PM ET
- Advanced Lit. Shakespeare Wed 3:30 PM
- Classical History: The Greeks Wed 1 PM
- Classical Philosophy: The Greeks Thu 11:30 am
- College Composition Tue 3:30 PM
- Greek 1a Tue 10:15 am
- Greek 1a Tue 2:15 PM
- Greek 2a Tue 4:45 PM
- Greek 3a Wed 10:15 am
- Greek 4a Wed 3:30 PM
- Greek 5a/6a/7a Tragedy- Independent study
- Greek 5a/6a/7a Odyssey- Independent study
- Greek 5a/6a/7a New Testament- Independent study
- Latin 1a Tue 9 am Barr
- Latin 1a Tue 10:15 am Fisher
- Latin 1a Tue 1 PM Barr
- Latin 1a Tue 3:30 PM Barr
- Latin 1a Thu 1 PM Powell -- full/closed
- Latin 2a Tue 11:30 am Barr
- Latin 2a Tue 4:45 PM Fisher
- Latin 2a Wed 9 am Barr
- Latin 2a Thu 9 am Powell -- full/closed
- Latin Transition Primus Tue 11:30 am Fisher
- Latin 3a Wed 11:30 am Barr - 1 seat remains
- Latin 3a Wed 4:45 PM Fisher - 4 seats remain
- Latin 4a AP® - Thu 1 PM Barr - 2 seats remain
- Latin Transition to 4a - Independent study of Cicero
- Latin 5a/6a/7a Cicero - Independent study
- Latin 5a/6a/7a Terence - Independent study
- Latin 5a/6a/7a Ovid's Metamorphoses- Independent study
- Lively Logician 1 Wed 11:30 am
- Counting to Computers: History of Math Wed 1 PM
- Master Mythologist 1 (Glorious Greeks) Wed 2:15 PM ET
- Muse on the Loose Survey of Greek Literature Thu 11:30 am
- Rhetoric 1 Tue 4:45 PM
- Skillful Scribbler Tue 2:15 PM
- Skillful Scribbler Wed 4:45 PM
SPRING SEMESTER 2025
- AP® English Lit. 2 Tue 1 PM
- Advanced Classical Lit. 2: EPIC Thu 3:30 PM
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Wed 4:45 PM ET
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Thu 9 am ET
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Thu 2:15 PM ET
- Advanced Lit. TOLKIEN Wed 3:30 PM
- Classical History: THE ROMANS Wed 1 PM
- Classical Philosophy: The Romans Thu 11:30 am
- College Level Research Writing Tue 3:30 PM
- Creative Scribbler Tue 2:15
- Greek 1b Tue 10:15 am
- Greek 1b Tue 2:15 PM
- Greek 2b Tue 4:45 PM
- Greek 3b Wed 10:15 am
- Greek 4b Wed 3:30 PM
- Greek 5b/6b/7b Greek Tragedy- Independent study
- Greek 5b/6b/7b Odyssey- Independent study
- Greek 5b/6b/7b New Testament- Independent study
- Latin 1b Tue 9 am Barr
- Latin 1b Tue 10:15 am Fisher
- Latin 1b Tue 1 PM Barr
- Latin 1b Tue 3:30 PM Barr
- Latin 1b Thu 1 PM Powell -- full/closed
- Latin 2b Tue 11:30 PM Barr
- Latin 2b Tue 4:45 PM Fisher
- Latin 2b Wed 9 am Barr
- Latin 2b Thu 9 am Powell -- full/closed
- Latin Transition Secundus Tue 11:30 am Fisher
- Latin 3b Wed 11:30 am Barr
- Latin 3b Wed 4:45 PM Fisher
- Latin 4a AP® - Thu 10:15 am Barr
- Latin 4b AP® Thu 1 PM Barr
- Latin 5b/6b/7b Cicero - Independent study
- Latin 5b/6b/7b Terence - Independent study
- Latin 5b/6b/7b Ovid's Metamorphoses- Independent study
- Lively Logician 2 Wed 11:30 am
- Master Mythologist 2 (Remarkable Romans) Wed 2:15 PM ET
- Muse Re-loosed Survey of Roman Literature Thu 11:30 am
- Rhetoric 2 Tue 4:45 PM
- Scribble On Independent study (assignments w weekly video) for returning Skillful Scribbler students