Advanced Placement & Latin III Honors Syllabus, 2014-2015
Mrs. Aurelia Ogles
352-787-5047, ext. 7038, please call 3rd period (9:20AM) or after school
e-mail: OglesA@lake.k12.fl.us
Course Description: We will review Latin I and II using Jenney’s First Year Latin and various other Latin
grammar texts. Then we will translate original works of Caesar and Virgil required by the AP Syllabus. We will
also address the major themes outlined in the AP Course Description. Students will have a complete schedule
of translations due so that even when they are absent they will know the assignments. We cannot deviate from
this schedule since all lines and reviews must be completed by the date of the AP Exam in May.
Ergo, the student is responsible for the translations of the day, EVEN IF ABSENT. If absent on the day of
a scheduled quiz or test, the student must plan on taking it after school the day he/she returns to school.
Grades are calculated in the following manner: Classwork and Translations 30%, Quizzes and Tests 70%
Projects, The first optional major project is due December 5.
Students may choose any category from the following:. models, textiles, drawings, paintings, 2-D art (Mosaics, wood
burning, stained glass), 3-D Art (pottery/sculpture), modern myth, illustrated writing; photography; charts, maps, games,
misc.. Those enrolled in an art class are encouraged to do one in conjunction with that class. The subject matter must fall
between the dates of 753 BC and 450 AD and must reflect ancient Roman, Greek or Egyptian culture.
Students may also choose from several oral categories (original declamation or oration; dramatic readings chosen
by the National Junior Classical League) and costumes (chosen by the NJCL – Boys: Phaethon, Girls: Circe, Couples:
Aphrodite and Hephaestus).
Latin Regional Competition is on Saturday, January 31, 2015, hosted by Oak Hall School in Gainesville. All Latin
students must attend and compete. Only school-related conflicts will be excused. Cost is $35. covering bus,
registration, breakfast snack, and lunch. Money due in December 5. There will be a fall fundraiser to help with
these and other field trip expenses.
Mrs. Ogles’ Classy Rules:
1. Be On Time: arrive before the tardy bell rings.
If a student arrives after the tardy bell, they must bring a
pass to enter the room.
2. Be Prepared to Work:
have homework, textbooks, paper, pen/pencil
3. Be Courteous:
pay attention, work quietly, don’t disturb others
4. Be sure to Keep Your Area Clean:
pick up your paper & other possessions;
don’t chew gum or eat or drink during class.
Consequences for Un-Classy Behavior
1st time:
Warning
2nd time: Call parent
3rd time: Detention
4th time: Referral to Administrator
Level II & above infractions:
Automatic referral to Administrator
Optional activities:
Leesburg High’s Latin Club is part of the Florida Junior Classical League and the National Junior Classical League, the
largest student organization in the world. Activities include meetings, activities, and field trips.
A) Field Trips: Ringling Museum & Tampa Museum of Art; Winter Park Art; Salvadore Dali, Chuhuly Exhibit,
Clayworks.
B) FJCL State Competition in Orlando, April 9-11,2015, for the top 25 winners from Regionals.
C) National Competition: July 25-Aug. 1, 2015 at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.
Dues for the Latin Club are $10. which includes dues for the Florida Junior Classical League and the National Junior
Classical League. Make checks payable to Leesburg High School and note JCL Club dues. Dues are due by Friday,
September 1. We are designing new club shirts this year, so info. to come. Student earn extra credit each month if they
wear a Latin Club or FJCL or NJCL shirt.
Please feel free to contact me. My plan period is 3rd period. The best time to reach me is around 9:20 AM at 787-5047,
ext. 7038, or in the evenings before 9 PM at home. Also, I check my e-mail (OglesA@lake.k12.FL.US) several times daily.
Please sign below that you have seen this syllabus & return by Wednesday, August 20, 2014.
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Cell Phone Policy:
A student may possess a
cell phone on school
property provided that
during class time and on
a bus THE CELL
PHONE REMAINS OFF
AND IS CONCEALED.
AT NO TIME SHALL
LAKE COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOLS BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR
THEFT, LOSS OR
DAMAGE TO CELL
PHONES OR OTHER
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
BROUGHT ONTO ITS
PROPERTY.
– Lake County Student
Code of Conduct.)
Teacher will ask for the
cell phone immediately.
The teacher will place it
in an envelope, write the
student’s name on the
envelope and take it to
the grade level
administrator during the
next available plan
period even if it is the
following day.
1st Offense:
Student may retrieve
phone after school with
student ID.
2nd offense:
Parent may retrieve
phone after school.
3rd offense:
Wednesday School
4th Offense:
Saturday School
5th Offense:
In School Suspension
6th Offense:
Out of School
Suspension.
______Yes _____No My student may participate in fundraisers. Up to $30. worth of goods (ie: candy) may be
checked out at a time and
student must turn in the full amount before checking out more.
Student Name: __________________________________________________________________________Date_______________Period_____
Student’s Signature________________________________________ Parent/Guardian’s Signature: ___________________________________
Preferred Parent/Guardian contact:
e-mail___________________________
phone: __________________________________