Welcome to Latin! Latin is one of the oldest and most frequently studied languages. We'll learn about the lives, beliefs, and achievements of the Romans as we learn their language - and learn about the impact of Rome and Latin on our own culture and world.

AP Latin 4 focuses on Vergil's Aeneid and the origins of Rome. Click on Latin 4 for more information about the class.

In Honors Latin 5 we read a variety of authors - love poetry, military history, comedy, etc. Click on Latin 5 for more information about the class.

Honors Latin 3 concludes the Cambridge Latin Course and begins the AP curriculum as we consider the literature and language of the Romans. Click on Latin 3 for more information about the class.

Latin 2 is the study of the deeds, achievements, and language of the Romans. Click on Latin 2 for more information about the class.

Latin I is the study of the lives, beliefs, and language of the Romans. Click on Latin I for more information about the class.

Click on NHS for further information about Paschal National Honor Society. Criteria for selection: 1.Junior year spent at Paschal with a 3.75 or above GPA; 2.No more than 1 N and no U's during high school and no OCI, suspension, or alternative placement during junior year.

Requirements for members: 1.Maintain 3.75 or above GPA; 2.No N's, U's, OCI, suspension, or alternative placement during the time of membership; 3.participate in at least 4 chapter activities; 4.serve and document at least 15 service hours.

 

2011-12 officers:

William Lyles, president                             Max Brozynski, vice president

Kariel Lopez, secretary                              Ashley Falls and William Clark Martin, sergeants at arms

Faculty Council:

Voting sponsors:   Michelle Guerra, Lauren John, Patti Sikes, Binta Thomas, Tierney Weed, Teri Blaisdell (alternate sponsor)

Advisers:  Jennifer Andrews-Cox, Duane Brooks, Charlotte Burrell,  Ross Grubbs, Davin Haley, Michael Kelley, Craig Taylor, Ken Wright (chapter adviser)

Paschal
Kenneth Wright