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Summer Reading Titles

Posted by Kaminer

Happy Summer, Students!!

Rising 7^th Grade Required Summer Reading:

The Golden Goblet by Eloise McGraw

Rising 8^th Grade Required Summer Reading:

The Sword and the Stone by T.H. White

(This title can also be found in Section One of

The Once and Future King by T. H. White)

Rising 9^thand 10^th Grade Required Summer Reading:

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes – Dover Thrift Edition

“The Speckled Band”, “The Red-Headed League”, “The Five Orange Pips”,

“The Copper Beeches”, “A Scandal in Bohemia”

by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Rising 11^th Grade Required Summer Reading:

A Man for All Seasons, the play by Robert Bolt

WE’VE HAD THE LOCAL BARNES & NOBLE STOCK EXTRA COPIES OF THE ABOVE TITLES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! THEY CAN ALSO BE PURCHASED ON SITES SUCH AS AMAZON.COM.

Student Life Meetings

Posted by Casey Goff

Dear Logic and Rhetoric Parents,

In our Student Life meeting last Tuesday night, we found that many of you would like an opportunity to sit down with your child and an administrator in order to discuss Fine Arts, Athletics, clubs and other academic programs at Live Oak. Mrs. Moffatt, Mrs. Still and Mr. Goff would like to schedule fifteen minute meetings with you and your student so that we may discuss possible options for next year. We will try to develop those programs that you want for your child in-line with the school vision. On Friday, May 14th, we will be available from 9am-11:30am and 1pm-2pm for meetings. Beginning on Monday, May 17th and Wednesday 19th, we will offer times during the school day and early evening to meet with you. Please email office@liveoakclassical.com with convenient days and times to meet with an administrator.

Thank you and we look forward to seeing you soon,

Alison Moffatt, Carolyn Still and Casey Goff

Advanced II – Mrs. Bierwirth

Posted by mbierwirth

Exam – Wednesday, May 26th

Logic II O.T. Bible B (Carson)

Posted by Pony

Medieval History

Posted by Casey Goff

Week of May 17-21

On Monday we will go over a reading from the Medieval Sourcebook, which covers some of Ignatius Loyola’s Spiritual Exercises. Class on Tuesday will involve a discussion about the Medieval period as a whole. Everyone is expected to participate. We will begin our exam review on Wednesday and this will continue through Friday. We will examine old tests and quizzes as well as play exam Jeopardy. Please make sure that you have your notebook each day.