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Lukeion Course Availability

NEW 2023-2024 Course Catalog will appear here SOON! We are IN THE MIDDLE of updated this site for the new registration period.
- 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. Adjust for your time zone
- Classes meet live/synchronous weekly for one hour. Some classes include additional recorded segments.
- 16-week semester courses are only offered during an autumn semester and spring semester
- Languages are 2 semester courses per year: Latin 1A is autumn, Latin 1B is spring. We do not offer Latin 1A in the spring nor 1B in fall.
- Courses have a set enrollment limit determined by the instructor. Once the instructor says "no more" we stop enrolling.
- 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
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- ALL ARE OPEN SEMESTER Classes - registration WAIT-LISTED CLASSES: HOW TO ADD YOURSELF if there is a wait-list
Complete registration form, include preferences about the course in the comments section.
ALL TIMES ET (New York time). ADJUST FOR YOUR TIME ZONE
SUMMER WORKSHOPS 2023 - ALL ARE OPEN
Workshop week is June 5-8, 2023 (you may also register and request recordings of these courses which will be available from air date until August 18, 2023)
Academic Essentials: Learn how to use MS Excel (9 am)
Academic Essentials: Learn how to use MS Word (2:30 PM)
College Application Essay Seminar (This seminar is three sessions that meet June 5, 12, 19 at 11:30 am ET, plus instructor review of your work)
First War: Homer’s Iliad (10:15 am)
Of Men and Monsters: Homer’s Odyssey (1 PM)
Troy: Horses, Heroes, History (4 PM)
The Art of Greek Warfare (11:30 am)
Right Ratio: Greek Architecture (2:30 PM)
Gandalf meets Grendel: a Study of First Epics (9 am)
Fantastic Ancient Beasts: Real and Imagined Animals in the Ancient World (1 PM)
Classical Skies: Constellation Mythology & How the Ancients Used the Stars (4 PM)
Diseases, Dreams, & Dung: The Ancient Medical Arts (2:30 PM)
Astounding Ancient Gadgets (1 PM)
Drawing & Dancing, Music & Math (2:30 PM)
Puzzling Games & Playful Puzzles (11:30 am)
Autumn (by Recording): Meet the Greeks
Spring (by recording): Meet the Romans
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AUTUMN SEMESTER 2023 classes - ALL OPEN unless marked full
SPRING SEMESTER 2024 classes - ALL OPEN unless marked full
Complete registration form, include preferences about the course in the comments section.
ALL TIMES ET (New York time). ADJUST FOR YOUR TIME ZONE
SUMMER WORKSHOPS 2023 - ALL ARE OPEN
Workshop week is June 5-8, 2023 (you may also register and request recordings of these courses which will be available from air date until August 18, 2023)
Academic Essentials: Learn how to use MS Excel (9 am)
Academic Essentials: Learn how to use MS Word (2:30 PM)
College Application Essay Seminar (This seminar is three sessions that meet June 5, 12, 19 at 11:30 am ET, plus instructor review of your work)
First War: Homer’s Iliad (10:15 am)
Of Men and Monsters: Homer’s Odyssey (1 PM)
Troy: Horses, Heroes, History (4 PM)
The Art of Greek Warfare (11:30 am)
Right Ratio: Greek Architecture (2:30 PM)
Gandalf meets Grendel: a Study of First Epics (9 am)
Fantastic Ancient Beasts: Real and Imagined Animals in the Ancient World (1 PM)
Classical Skies: Constellation Mythology & How the Ancients Used the Stars (4 PM)
Diseases, Dreams, & Dung: The Ancient Medical Arts (2:30 PM)
Astounding Ancient Gadgets (1 PM)
Drawing & Dancing, Music & Math (2:30 PM)
Puzzling Games & Playful Puzzles (11:30 am)
Autumn (by Recording): Meet the Greeks
Spring (by recording): Meet the Romans
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AUTUMN SEMESTER 2023 classes - ALL OPEN unless marked full
- AP® English Lit. 1 Tue 1 PM
- Advanced Classical Lit. 1: Epic Thu 3:30 PM
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 9 am ET - 4 seats remain
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 2:15 PM ET
- Advanced Lit. Shakespeare Tue 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 Wed 4:45 PM
- Greek 3a Wed 10:15 am
- Greek 4a Tue 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
- Latin 2a Tue 11:30 am Barr - full/waitlist
- Latin 2a Tue 4:45 PM Fisher
- Latin 2a Wed 9 am Barr - 3 seats remain
- Latin 2a Thu 9 am Powell
- Latin Transition Primus Tue 11:30 am Fisher
- Latin 3a Wed 11:30 am Barr - full/waitlist
- Latin 3a Wed 4:45 PM Fisher
- Latin 4a AP® - Thu 10:15 am Barr - full/waitlist
- Latin 4a AP® - Thu 1 PM Barr - closed/full
- 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 - 5 seats remain
- Rhetoric 1 Tue 4:45 PM
- Skillful Scribbler Tue 2:15 PM
- Skillful Scribbler Wed 4:45 PM
SPRING SEMESTER 2024 classes - ALL OPEN unless marked full
- 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 (new) Tue 2:15
- Greek 1b Tue 10:15 am
- Greek 1b Tue 2:15 PM
- Greek 2b Wed 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
- Latin 2b Tue 11:30 PM Barr - 5 seats remain
- Latin 2b Tue 4:45 PM Fisher
- Latin 2b Wed 9 am Barr - 5 seats remain
- Latin 2b Thu 9 am Powell
- Latin Transition Secundus Tue 11:30 am Fisher
- Latin 3b Wed 11:30 am Barr - 5 seats remain
- Latin 3b Wed 4:45 PM Fisher
- Latin 4a AP® - Thu 10:15 am Barr- closed/full!
- Latin 4b AP® Thu 1 PM Barr - closed/full!
- 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 - 5 seats remain
- Rhetoric 2 Tue 4:45 PM
- Scribble On Independent study (assignments w weekly video) for former Skillful Scribbler students