The Stuyvesant High School Online Course Guide

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Who should take this course?
This course is only open to students who have completed Latin Level III.

How is the course taught? What will we be studying?
Two A. P. syllabi are taught in alternating sequence over the course of two years. Each year of A.P. Latin stands alone and entitles the student to sit for a Latin A.P. Exam.

• Syllabus for FL7X: Catullus and Horace are studied for the Latin Literature course.
• Syllabus for FL9X: Vergil's Aeneid is studied for the Vergil Latin course.

What will be expected of me?
Extensive translation from Latin to English.
Essays (written in English) are assigned.

What are the completion requirements?
Translation notebooks are kept throughout the term and collected periodically for review. Essays in English are assigned. Midterm and final exams are given. Extensive review of the Advanced Placement Exam format in April. Class participation is essential.

Are there any special demands, costs, etc?
The A. P. Exam is optional. There is a fee for the A.P. Exam.

Details and pre/co-requisites:
Latin 6 or permission of the instructor.