Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death. -Albert Einstein
Lukeion Course Availability
Lukeion archaeological tour of Delphi, Greece
- Registration for summer, autumn, spring (2026-2027) opens March 1 (see academic calendar)
- See refund policy before you register!
- 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 - adjust for your time zone
- Classes meet live/synchronous weekly for one hour per week. Full syllabus guides students through weekly tasks
- 16-week semester courses are only offered during autumn semester and spring semester.
- Languages: Latin 1A is in the autumn, Latin 1B is in the spring. We do not offer Latin 1A in the spring nor 1B in fall.
- A full year of language includes a and b. Register for them individually are both at the same time.
- Courses have a set enrollment limit determined by the instructor. Once the instructor says "no more" we stop enrolling.
- All courses have a minimum set by the instructor because many classes won't function well if the group is too small.
- New but registering for Latin or Greek? Request placement exams if you plan to join mid-year or beyond year 1
- Follow our blog, The Sassy Peripatetic
Workshops and Symposia
There are no limits to workshop size except for:
College Application Essay Symposium
"BR" - means the course is also available by recording though students must stat on normal schedule.
"SP" - means the course is also available as a self-paced course. Students must simply complete the course by the end of the normal semester schedule.
AUTUMN SEMESTER 2026 - Registration opens March 1 -- keep scrolling to view spring availability
SPRING SEMESTER 2027 - Registration opens March 1
There are no limits to workshop size except for:
College Application Essay Symposium
"BR" - means the course is also available by recording though students must stat on normal schedule.
"SP" - means the course is also available as a self-paced course. Students must simply complete the course by the end of the normal semester schedule.
AUTUMN SEMESTER 2026 - Registration opens March 1 -- keep scrolling to view spring availability
- AP® English Lit. 1 Tue 1 PM (2 semesters) BR
- Advanced Classical Lit. 1: Mythology Thu 3:30 PM BR
- Advanced Lit. Shakespeare Wed 4:45 PM
- Classical History: The Greeks Wed 1 PM BR
- Classical Philosophy: The Greeks Thu 11:30 am BR
- College & Business Composition Tue 3:30 PM BR
- Greek 1a Tue 2:15 PM BR
- Greek 2a Tue 4:45 PM BR
- Greek 3a Wed 10:15 am BR
- Greek 4a Wed 3:30 PM BR
- Greek 5a/6a/7a Tragedy, or Odyssey, or New Testament - Independent study (no minimum or maximum enrollment)
- History of Math Thu 4:45 BR
- Latin 1a Tue 9 am Barr BR
- Latin 1a Tue 10:15 am Fisher BR
- Latin 1a Tue 1 PM Barr BR
- Latin 1a Tue 3:30 PM Barr BR
- Latin 2a Tue 11:30 am Barr BR
- Latin 2a Tue 4:45 PM Fisher BR
- Latin 2a Wed 9 am Barr BR
- Latin Transition Primus Tue 11:30 am Fisher BR
- Latin 3a Wed 11:30 am Barr BR
- Latin 3a Wed 4:45 PM Fisher BR
- Latin 4a AP® - Thu 1 PM Barr BR
- Latin Transition to 4a - Independent study of Cicero (no minimum or maximum enrollment)
- Latin 5a/6a/7a Cicero, Terence, or Ovid's Metamorphoses - Independent study (no minimum or maximum enrollment)
- Lively Logician Thu 3:30 PM BR
- Master Mythologist 1 (Glorious Greeks) Wed 2:15 PM ET BR
- Muse on the Loose Survey of Greek Literature Thu 11:30 am BR
- Rhetoric 1 Tue 4:45 PM
- Skillful Scribbler Tue 2:15 PM BR
- Skillful Scribbler SP
- Witty Wordsmith Wed 4:45 PM ET BR
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 9 am ET BR
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 2:15 PM ET BR
SPRING SEMESTER 2027 - Registration opens March 1
- AP® English Lit. 2 Tue 1 PM (advance instructor permission required for new enrollees) BR
- Advanced Classical Lit. 2: EPIC Thu 3:30 PM BR
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Wed 4:45 PM ET BR
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Thu 9 am ET BR
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Thu 2:15 PM ET BR
- Advanced Lit. TOLKIEN Wed 4:45 PM ET - read our blog on this class HERE
- Classical History: THE ROMANS Wed 1 PM BR
- Classical Philosophy: The Romans Thu 11:30 am BR
- College Level Research Writing Tue 3:30 PM- BR
- Creative Scribbler Tue 2:15 PM BR SP
- Greek 1b Tue 2:15 PM BR
- Greek 2b Tue 4:45 PM BR
- Greek 3b Wed 10:15 am BR
- Greek 4b Wed 3:30 PM BR
- Greek 5b/6b/7b Greek Tragedy, Odyssey, New Testament - Independent study - (no minimum or maximum enrollment)
- Latin 1b Tue 9 am Barr BR
- Latin 1b Tue 10:15 am Fisher BR
- Latin 1b Tue 1 PM Barr BR
- Latin 1b Tue 3:30 PM Barr BR
- Latin 2b Tue 11:30 PM Barr BR
- Latin 2b Tue 4:45 PM Fisher BR
- Latin 2b Wed 9 am Barr BR
- Latin Transition Secundus Tue 11:30 am Fisher BR
- Latin 3b Wed 11:30 am Barr BR
- Latin 3b Wed 4:45 PM Fisher BR
- Latin 4b AP® Thu 1 PM Barr (ONLY Lukeion students who completed 4a may take 4b) BR
- Latin 5b/6b/7b Cicero, Terence, Ovid's Metamorphoses - Independent study (no minimum or maximum enrollment)
- Lively Logician 2 Thu 3:30 PM BR
- Master Mythologist 2 (Remarkable Romans) Wed 2:15 PM ET BR
- Muse Re-loosed Survey of Roman Literature Thu 11:30 am BR
- Rhetoric 2 Tue 4:45 PM
- Scribble On SP
