Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.
​-Albert Einstein

Lukeion Course Availability

PictureLukeion archaeological tour enjoying a session at the site of Delphi, Greece
​Visit our 2022-2023 Academic Catalog Here (check webpage for class times)
  • 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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 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.  ADJUST FOR YOUR TIME ZONE
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BELOW are our 8 Summer Freebies! These are FREE FREE FREE!
We meet for one hour on each topic at 5 PM ET Pacific/8 PM ET on these dates (Adjust for your time zone)
All sessions meet at this link. Classroom opens 10 minutes before the hour. Recordings available AFTER the session meets by request.
  1. Learn the Greek Alphabet in About an Hour-- June 15
  2. Latin Might Make You a Genius-- June 22
  3. Unprepared for College: How Parents' and Professors' Expectations Differ –- June 29
  4. 3 Math Myths— July 6
  5. Prepare to Learn a Second Language –-  July 13
  6. Academic Writing is a Superpower –- July 20
  7. Classical Literature and the Exceptional Education -- July 27
  8. Learn to Succeed in the Online Classroom -- August 3
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SUMMER Workshops -- registration and availability for summer 2022 workshops has ended.
AUTUMN SEMESTER 2022 classes - registration ended
SPRING SEMESTER 2023 classes- registration open, classes OPEN unless marked otherwise
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