School of the Future: Kindergarten With Compulsory Latin
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The program was launched this academic school year. Studies have shown that the study of Latin makes an immediate impact on the development of a student’s vocabulary as well as on reading comprehension. It also has a positive effect on performance in the sciences.
Latin is taught at three levels, in two weekly sessions for each. Kindergartners and first- and second-graders for 20 minutes; third through fifth graders for 30-40 minutes and sixth through eighth graders for one hour.
Picture: Mission Dolores Academy, © Samantha Alfonso, #newsDnehfsbryk