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Lukeion Courses and Academic Calendar
Lukeion archaeological tour enjoying a session at the site of Delphi, Greece
Basic Lukeion Information:
- All class times listed on our website and catalog are EASTERN time. Please adjust for your time zone.
Browse our classes online or preview our catalog and also view the Lukeion academic calendar and Lukeion course schedule below. - Our courses are à la carte unless otherwise noted in course descriptions
- Our courses meet live weekly and are synchronous
- Each class meets for one hour but a complete syllabus is provided for assignments / projects to be completed during the week each week. Some courses include a series of additional recorded segments to be viewed before the live class meets.
- Our 16-week semester courses are offered during an autumn semester and spring semester (but there is no summer semester).
- We offer a variety of summer workshops available live (June 11-14) or by recording until August 15.
- All of our language classes are two semesters for each level. For example, Latin 2a is the name of the autumn semester and 2b is the name of the spring semester. The combination of both semesters is considered Latin 2.
- See our refund policy
- All courses are first-come, first-served and have a set enrollment limit determined by the instructor.
- Available seats and course closings are listed below.
- Visit our Latin or Greek pages for placement exams if you plan to join our language program mid-year (sorry, no mid-semester enrollment possible).
- Many of our subjects are offered in two, non-prerequisite parts: The Muse Series, The Myth Series, The Philosophy Series, and the Classical History Series.
- Audit status: students may attend and participate in live classes and discussion boards. They may have full access to readings. Auditors have no graded elements (quizzes, exams, essays, papers, etc.). View audit tuition rate. "Audit" means come to class, listen, enjoy - no course responsibilities whatsoever!
Available Courses 2018-2019 Academic Year
Below, courses are listed alphabetically first and then by session time, if there is more than one time slot offered for that course. Click hyperlinks for more information about each course.
These workshops are a great starting point for younger learners:
Summer workshops 2018 meet Live June 11-14*
*All remain available for registration for viewing by recording until August 15
Symposium: College-Application Essay-Writing Symposium meets June 11, 14, 18, 21 (2018) at 1 PM -- full but waitlist available
WAITLISTED CLASSES: if you wish to take a waitlisted course, complete registration form, include preferences about the course in the comments section. We will not invoice you for a waitlisted course unless/until a seat is available.
FALL 2018
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SPRING 2019
NOTE: ALL class times listed on our website and catalog are EASTERN time but are attended by students worldwide. Please adjust for your time zone.
These workshops are a great starting point for younger learners:
- Meet the Greeks - available autumn semester, recording only
- Meet the Romans - available spring semester, recording only
Summer workshops 2018 meet Live June 11-14*
*All remain available for registration for viewing by recording until August 15
- Imperial Murder Mystery 9 am
- Bizarre Ancient Languages & Alphabets 10 am
- Fruitful Fields, Fabulous Feasts (Roman FOOD!) 10: 15 am
- The First War: Homer's Iliad 1 PM
- Of Man & Monsters: Homer's Odyssey 3:30 PM
- Art of Roman Warfare 11:30 am
- ARt of Greek Warfare 2:15 PM
- Vase Painters, Storytellers 1 PM
- Knightlife: Tales of the Round Table 2:15 PM
- Gandalf Meets Grendel: a study of First Epics 3:30 PM
Symposium: College-Application Essay-Writing Symposium meets June 11, 14, 18, 21 (2018) at 1 PM -- full but waitlist available
WAITLISTED CLASSES: if you wish to take a waitlisted course, complete registration form, include preferences about the course in the comments section. We will not invoice you for a waitlisted course unless/until a seat is available.
FALL 2018
- AP® English Lit. & Comp. Alpha
- Classical Philosophy & Logic: The Greeks Tue 1 PM - 2 seats remain
- Classical History: the Greeks Wed 1 PM
- Composition & Research Writing Tue 4 PM
- Greek 1a Tue 2:15 PM - full but waitlist is available for autumn 2018
(a second session may be added, Tuesdays 10:15 am ET pending wait list size) - Greek 2a Wed 10:15
- Greek3a Wed 4 PM
- Greek 4a Thu 11:30 am
- Greek 5/6a Independent Study
- Latin 1a Tue 9 am - full and no waitlist available at this time
- Latin 1a Tue 10: 15 am -- 3 seats remain
- Latin 1a Tue 4 PM -- 4 seats remain
- Latin 2a Tue 1 PM
- Latin 2a Tue 2:15
- Latin 2a Wed 9 am - full but waitlist is available for autumn 2018
- Latin Transition Primus Wed 2:15 PM - 3 seats remain
- Latin 3a Wed 10:15
- Latin 3a Wed 11:30 - full but waitlist is available for autumn 2018
- Latin 4a (AP®) - Thu 1 PM - full but waitlist is available for autumn 2018
(a second section may be added 4 PM ET Thursdays pending wait list size reaching 6) - Latin 5/6a Cicero or Ovid Independent Study
- Muse on the Loose Survey of Greek Literature Thu 11:30 am -- 3 seats remain
- Muse on the Loose Survey of Greek Literature Thu 2:15 PM
- Mythology Alpha Thu 10:15 am
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 9am
- Witty Wordsmith Thu 2:15 -- 3 seats remain
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SPRING 2019
- (AP®) English Lit. & Comp. Beta
- Advanced Research Writing Wed 2:15
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Thu 9am
- Barbarian Diagrammarian Thu 2:15
- Classical Bard: Shakespeare Tue 4 PM
- Classical History: the Romans Wed 1 PM
- Greek 1b Tue 2:15 PM
- Greek 2b Wed 10:15
- Greek3b Wed 4 PM
- Greek 4b Thu 11:30 am
- Latin 1b Tue 9 am -- 2 seats remain
- Latin 1b Tue 10: 15 am
- Latin 1b Tue 4 PM
- Latin 2b Tue 1 PM
- Latin 2b Tue 2:15
- Latin 2b Wed 9 am - 4 seats remain
- Latin Transition Secundus Wed 2:15 PM
- Latin 3b Wed 10:15
- Latin3b Wed 11:30 - 3 seats remain
- Latin 4b (AP®) - Thu 1 PM - 3 seats remain
- Muse Reloosed Survey of Roman Literature Thu 11:30 am - 2 seats remain
- Muse on the Loose Survey of Roman Literature Thu 2:15 PM
- Mythology Beta Thu 10:15 am
- Classical Philosophy & Logic: The Romans Tue 1 PM
NOTE: ALL class times listed on our website and catalog are EASTERN time but are attended by students worldwide. Please adjust for your time zone.
Lukeion Project 2018-2019 Academic Calendar
Summer 2018
May 21 - June 7 Lukeion Family Tour to Greece - Follow us for daily updates on FACEBOOK and INSTAGRAM. Lukeion Project is closed and all teaching staff will be gone during this time. We'll be back in the office on June 8 to answer emails and process registrations.
June 11-14 - Summer Workshops meet live (workshops meet four days in-a-row, 1-hour each session) - workshops available by recording until 8/15/2018
June 21- July 8 - Lukeion Office CLOSED - irregular summer hours until August 6
July 12 - FREE live online 1-hr workshop, 8 PM ET: "Latin Might Make You a Genius"
July 19-21 - Meet the Lukeion Project at Great Homeschool Convention, St. Louis, MO
July 26 - FREE live online 1-hr workshop, 8 PM ET: "Learn the Greek Alphabet in About an Hour"
Aug. 7 - late fee added to late semester registrations/tuitions. Last day to drop for partial refund.
Aug. 13 - PSQ for Latin 2 & 3, Greek 2
Aug. 13 - Online orientations for new Lukeion students
Autumn 2018
Aug. 21 - Autumn semester first classes meet
Aug 24 - regular semester enrollment closes
Aug 31 - auditor enrollment closes
Nov. 17-25 U.S. Thanksgiving and autumn break (office on reduced hours)
Nov. 30-Dec. 4 - Final exams / semester classes end
Dec. 15 - last day to register / pay for spring Latin or Greek classes and participate in the National Latin Exam
Dec. 19 - last day for course grade transcripts sent to students
Dec. 20-Jan 6 - Lukeion office closed for Winter holiday
Spring 2019
Jan. 8 - late fee added to late semester registrations/tuitions. Last day to drop for partial refund.
Jan. 14 - PSQ review exam opens for language classes
Jan. 22 - first day of spring semester 2019
Jan. 25 - regular semester enrollment closes
Feb. 1 - auditor enrollment closes
Mar 1 - Public course registration opens for all courses in the 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR
May 21 - June 7 Lukeion Family Tour to Greece - Follow us for daily updates on FACEBOOK and INSTAGRAM. Lukeion Project is closed and all teaching staff will be gone during this time. We'll be back in the office on June 8 to answer emails and process registrations.
June 11-14 - Summer Workshops meet live (workshops meet four days in-a-row, 1-hour each session) - workshops available by recording until 8/15/2018
June 21- July 8 - Lukeion Office CLOSED - irregular summer hours until August 6
July 12 - FREE live online 1-hr workshop, 8 PM ET: "Latin Might Make You a Genius"
July 19-21 - Meet the Lukeion Project at Great Homeschool Convention, St. Louis, MO
July 26 - FREE live online 1-hr workshop, 8 PM ET: "Learn the Greek Alphabet in About an Hour"
Aug. 7 - late fee added to late semester registrations/tuitions. Last day to drop for partial refund.
Aug. 13 - PSQ for Latin 2 & 3, Greek 2
Aug. 13 - Online orientations for new Lukeion students
Autumn 2018
Aug. 21 - Autumn semester first classes meet
Aug 24 - regular semester enrollment closes
Aug 31 - auditor enrollment closes
Nov. 17-25 U.S. Thanksgiving and autumn break (office on reduced hours)
Nov. 30-Dec. 4 - Final exams / semester classes end
Dec. 15 - last day to register / pay for spring Latin or Greek classes and participate in the National Latin Exam
Dec. 19 - last day for course grade transcripts sent to students
Dec. 20-Jan 6 - Lukeion office closed for Winter holiday
Spring 2019
Jan. 8 - late fee added to late semester registrations/tuitions. Last day to drop for partial refund.
Jan. 14 - PSQ review exam opens for language classes
Jan. 22 - first day of spring semester 2019
Jan. 25 - regular semester enrollment closes
Feb. 1 - auditor enrollment closes
Mar 1 - Public course registration opens for all courses in the 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR