Building a Path to Knowledge
Watch this video to see what Ascanius is all about. In these difficult times, many students would be unable to attend LatinSummer without the scholarships and help from our generous donor individuals and organizations. You can be a part of it.

Search for LatinSummer 2012, 2013
Ascanius invites school districts to apply to host LatinSummer, a two-week program that will excite young students about the Classics! Read more about the search or watch a video about the benefits of LatinSummer.

Granite State Certamen
Gods, heroes, generals, festivals, and ablatives absolute... Over 150 students from nine schools in New Hampshire and Massachusetts competed in a Certamen at Spaulding High School on November 12. First place teams were from Brookline High School (novice level), Boston Latin Academy (lower level), and Dover High School (upper level).

Latin For 2011: North Jersey
Ecce! At The Elisabeth Morrow School, 21 Latin teachers from the New York metropolitan area gathered to experience first-hand fresh new ideas for teaching Latin at our latest "Latin for 2011" workshop, led by Matthew Webb, Director of Teacher Programs, on Friday, November 4! Click here to view pictures from the workshop!

I Came, I Saw, I Clicked!
Put a modern twist on ancient civilization! In Williamsburg, Va., 35 Latin teachers from throughout Virginia explored technology and online resources that the Romans only dreamed of! Ascanius Board Member Kristen Bortner led this new and innovative workshop on Friday, November 4. Click here to view pictures from the workshop!

LatinSummer 2011
The Summer of 2011 saw the largest LatinSummer programs to date! The camp was held all over the East Coast in July and August: Charleston, South Carolina; Newport News, Virginia; Williamsburg, Virginia; and Amherst, Massachusetts. Click here to view pictures of student work from this year's LatinSummer!