I received this question:
I am planning out our 2017-18 school year. We have been involved in Classical Conversations for seven years now. Due to some changes in our family, we will be taking the year off from CC. I am looking into online Latin classes for our son and daughter. Our son will be 15 next year and our daughter will be 12. I would like to possibly have their work graded. I have a few questions:
1. What day of the week and time will the Henle Latin 1 class be next year and when will it start?
2. Would this be appropriate for our 12 year old? Can we re-watch the classes if we need to?
3. How much would next year cost if we pay all of it up front?
Thanks so much!
Here is my reply:
I’m still working on my schedule for next year. It will very likely be the same as it was this year. This year, on Tuesdays, I taught Henle Latin 1 from 9 – 10 central time zone. Henle Latin 2 was from 10 to 11.
This year, on Wednesdays, I taught Lingua Latina 1 from 9 – 10 central time zone. Lingua Latina 2 was from 10 to 11. And, I taught Lingua Latina (Roma Aeterna) from 11 – 12.
Next year I will likely be adding Greek, and possibly a vocabulary class.
All classes are recorded, so yes. You can re-watch any class I teach. I never really take them down, so there are even classes from 2014 on my site currently. At the moment there about 600 videos on my site.
I highly recommend students be at least 13 years old before entering any of my classes. The classes that I teach more aggressive. For example, we finish First Year Latin by Robert Henle in, well… the first year.
I only charge per family. If you want me to grade work, the cost is $500 per year. I’m afraid I am near capacity. It is very difficult for me to keep up with the students I have now. I may not be taking on too many graded students next year. If you just want access to the live classes and the recorded classes, the cost is $250 per year.
A subscription grants access to every live class I teach. It also grants access to every recorded class on my site.
