Latin and Greek at Seven Hills
The Large Theater of Pompeii
Free Trial Latin Classes
Latin 1 (Ages 10 and up) – Weekly on Wednesdays
Latin for Younger Kids (Ages 6–9) – Weekly on Thursdays
We are excited to offer free trial Latin classes this summer. These sessions give students a chance to experience our approach to Latin, ancient history, and culture in a fun, relaxed setting. Classes are grouped by age. Learn more and register here:
Latin I - Fall and Spring 2025-2026
Section 1: Wednesdays, 4–5 pm Pacific (7–8 pm Eastern), August 27 – End of May
Section 2: Wednesdays and Fridays, 9–9:30 am Pacific (12–12:30 pm Eastern), August 27 – End of May
This first-year Latin course is for students aged 10 and up. Students will complete weekly translation assignments and cover the first semester of a standard independent school Latin curriculum. The class includes Roman history, culture, and extensive etymology, and classes are taught by Elizabeth and Wes. Learn more and register here:
Latin I for Younger Students - Fall and Spring 2025-2026
Section 1: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1–1:30 pm Pacific (4–4:30 pm Eastern), August 26 – End of May
Section 2: Wednesdays and Fridays, 9:30–10 am Pacific (12:30–1 pm Eastern), August 27 – End of May
Designed for ages 6–9, this course introduces Latin grammar, vocabulary, and the culture and history of ancient Rome. Students will translate stories, explore English words derived from Latin, and take virtual tours of Pompeii to understand Roman daily life. Taught by Elizabeth and Wes. Space is limited. Learn more and register here:
Personalized Study in Latin and Greek
Students in private and small-group personalized study classes will learn Latin and/or Ancient Greek with individualized lesson plans tailored to their learning styles, interests, and preferred pace. This is a holistic approach to ancient languages that emphasizes projects, Latin/Greek writing assignments, and a good deal of etymology and Roman/Greek history, culture, and mythology. Classes will move at a personalized pace and follow the interests of the student. A course for both younger learners and students wishing to accelerate their learning of ancient languages. Taught by Elizabeth, Joshua, Dan, and Joseph. Now Enrolling.
Latin II
Section 1: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-9:30 am Pacific (12-12:30 pm Eastern), August 26th — end of May
Section 2: Wednesdays, 3-4 pm Pacific (6-7 pm Eastern), August 27 — end of May
This course follows the Cambridge Latin Course. Students complete weekly assignments, engage in project-based learning, and meet the expectations of a standard high school Latin curriculum. Taught by Wes and Dan. Registration and more infomation at the following links.
Latin II for Younger Kids
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11-11:30 am Pacific (2-2:30 pm Eastern), August 26 — end of May.
Latin II curriculum for Younger Kids, using the Cambridge Latin Course as our guide. Students will complete weekly assignments, participate in project-based learning, and continue with our Latin for Younger Kids progression at Seven Hills. Registration.
Latin III
Latin III curriculum includes unabridged ancient Roman literature (Ovid, Catullus, Horace, Cicero, and Julius Caesar). Students will complete weekly translation assignments, participate in project-based learning, and complete the standard independent high school Latin curriculum.
AP Latin
AP year-long Latin curriculum. Readings and translations of Julius Caesar’s Gallic Wars and Vergil’s Aeneid. Historical context, literary and rhetorical identification, and textual analysis.
Ancient Greek I
Meets: Fall, 2025-Spring 2026 (starting the last week of august)
Our Introduction to Ancient Greek class at Seven Hills Online Classical. In this class, students will complete weekly translation assignments, participate in a creative and dynamic approach to Greek learning, and complete the first year of a standard independent school Attic Greek curriculum. For more information, please get in touch!
*New Class - Latin for Parents
Meets: Fall 2025, meeting time tba
This class is specifically designed for parents who are interested in learning more about Latin and ancient Roman culture. In a weekly half-hour class, we will follow the family of Lucius Caecilius Iucundus up to the eruption of Mt Vesuvius, learn the same Latin grammar that your kids are learning in class, and spend a good deal of time making connections between Latin, English and other related languages. Taught by Wes and space is limited. For more information, please visit and fill our our availability survey page.