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Schedule 2025-2026
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2025-2026 Classes
German 2 – Monday through Friday 7:00 – 7:25 Central Time
French 1 – Monday through Friday 7:30 – 7:55
Latin 4 – Monday through Friday 8:00 – 8:25
Greek 1 – Monday through Friday 8:30 – 8:55
Spanish 2 – Monday through Thursday 9:00 – 9:25
Spanish 1 – Monday through Thursday 9:30 – 9:55
Latin 1 (Henle 1) – Monday through Thursday 10:00 – 10:25
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2025-2026 Schedule
Fall Break: October 13-17
Thanksgiving Break: November 24-28
Christmas/New Years: December 22-January 4
Spring Break: March 9- 13
Summer Break: May 21 – September 8
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Help With Henle Latin
For years—no exaggeration—I’ve received emails and comments from people begging for help with Henle Latin. I’ve taught the series for years, guiding my students through First Year Latin, Second Year Latin, and parts of Third Year Latin by Robert Henle. Those classes...
Visual Latin and the Latin Endings
From time to time I get questions about the complicated Latin endings. Students want to know if there is a place to find them all. Turns out, there is. If you go here, and scroll down, you will find some Latin charts I made some time ago. The charts are free. Here...
Possessions are problematic
I have been reading (again) Early Retirement Extreme: A philosophical and practical guide to financial independence. This is the most hardcore guide to frugality I’ve ever read — like a Special Forces field manual for cutting expenses. In the section “A Renaissance...
How do I add sub-accounts for each of my children?
Have multiple children? To give each their own account and track progress separately, just follow these steps: After signing in to your account, click on the Members menu and go to Account Info. Next, click on the subscriptions link. On the subscriptions page, you...
How Do I Update my Credit Card Information?
Go to the Members menu and choose Account Info. After that, click on the Subscriptions link on the resulting page, and you'll see a screen like this...Click the Update link circled in yellow above, and you'll end up a screen like the one below where you can input new...
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Latin (and Greek, French, Spanish and German) to All of Your Children For One Monthly Price.
(Cancel any time.)
I have studied languages for over 30 years.
I study and teach Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, German, and when I have time, Italian.
However, my specialty is Latin. I have taught Latin for decades.
On this site, you can learn Latin.
As a bonus, you can also learn Greek, German, French, Spanish, some Italian, a good bit of English grammar. You can also learn the roots of much of English vocabulary.
The point is, I teach a lot of classes. Just cannot stop myself.
I love learning languages. And, I am inviting you to join me.
When you join this site, you will have access to every class I teach.
In fact, your entire family can join every class I teach online with one monthly subscription.
Subscribe once and you will have access to every class I teach.
Here is the current schedule: https://dwanethomas.com/schedule/
Remember, all subscriptions are family subscriptions. Everyone in the family is welcome to enroll for one monthly price.
Shop around. Most online Latin courses cost $600 or more per student.
Got three kids? You will be paying $1,800 this year for Latin.
$1,800 a year for Latin? I know you have better things to do with your money.
On this site, your entire family will have access to all of the classes.
Got three kids? $25 a month. Got six kids? $25 a month.
Many online Latin courses take six or seven-year years to complete.
Please… Why spend seven years and thousands of dollars studying a language you will likely never speak?
Six years of Latin at $500 (average annual price of an online Latin class per child) equals $6,000! That’s for one kid!
Got two kids? $12,000!
Got three kids? $18,000! On second thought . . . maybe I should charge per child.
I have an ambitious goal.
I want your student to be able to read the New Testament in Latin in two years.
It can be done.
I have personally shown hundreds of students how to do it.
If you spend two years in the Lingua Latina classes on my site, you will be reading the New Testament in Latin.
Total cost? $600.
Got two kids? $600.
Got three kids? $600.
And, here’s something even better (for you)…
Stay Subscribed to this Site for Three Uninterrupted Years and this Site Will Stop Charging.
You will have a Lifetime subscription to my site.
You will have a Lifetime subscription to all the classes I teach… for yourself and for all of your kids!
I should warn you, though. The online Latin classes are not easy.
For this reason, I have a few recommendations.
If you have never studied Latin… you might want to first take my video course Visual Latin from Compass Classroom.
(Unfortunately, Visual Latin is not included with a subscription to my site.)
Or, you might consider learning Italian, Spanish, or French first.
Visual Latin, Italian, Spanish, or French will pave the way for the Latin classes I offer.
If you are a little confused, let me explain.
I teach Latin in two places. I teach Latin via the video course Visual Latin. And, I teach more advanced Latin classes on this site.
Option 1: Visual Latin Video Course From CompassClassroom.com
Best for Students 13 and Under Who Are New to Latin
Visual Latin is a full 2-year Latin course I produced with Compass Classroom.
Visual Latin includes videos, workbooks, tests and everything you need to learn the grammar of Latin.
If your student is new to Latin, this is the place they should start.
In fact, Visual Latin is all most students will need. Visual Latin counts as two years of high school Latin. Many students take Visual Latin, get the high school requirements out of the way, and move on.
Some students, however, decide they actually like Latin.
If a student likes Latin and wants to keep going, the classes on this site will help. To find out about those classes, keep reading.
Option 2: Online Classes Here at DwaneThomas.com
This option is best for Students Who Have Completed Visual Latin Above or,
for students plodding their way through the Henle Latin series.
For students who have completed Visual Latin or for students have taken Latin elsewhere and want to go deeper, the classes on this site may help.
For students who are making their way through the Henle Latin series… and want help, the classes on this site will help.
For $25 per month, you’ll have access to hundreds of previous classes on this site. Currently, there are over 3,000 videos and climbing. On average, I add five new videos a day.
You will also have access to each and every live class I teach each week.
For a list of the current live classes, click here: https://dwanethomas.com/schedule/
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