What 11th Grade Looks Like
Junior year is where students begin to see the full picture of their classical education coming together. Advanced rhetoric sharpens their ability to communicate. Latin and great books deepen their intellectual foundations. And college preparation becomes a practical focus.
What Students Learn
- Advanced rhetoric - persuasive writing, public speaking, debate
- Latin translation of increasingly complex texts
- Spanish language option
- Great books seminar with sophisticated Socratic discussion
- Advanced Novare Science
- College preparation guidance
- STOA competition at regional and national levels
- Pre-capstone research skills development
Schedule and Tuition
11th grade students attend Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday from 8 AM to 3 PM, with optional Friday enrichment. Upper school tuition is $4,600/year.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on your student's background, especially in Latin. We are happy to talk through the options. Contact us to discuss placement.
Our rigorous curriculum prepares students academically. Contact us to discuss how we work with families on the college application process.
Most families handle SAT/ACT preparation alongside the tutorial schedule. Latin and logic students often perform well on these tests due to their vocabulary and reasoning skills.
In a classical Christian school, 11th grade is deep in the rhetoric stage. Students read demanding primary sources (American literature, modern philosophy, advanced theology), write persuasive and analytical essays, participate in Socratic seminars, and begin preparing their senior thesis. At Saints Classical Academy, juniors also take advanced math and science, continue Latin, and participate in speech and debate through Stoa.
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