Four of Eleven Highlands Latin School students designated National Merit

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Four of eleven Highlands Latin School students were recognized as National Merit Semifinalists or Commended students. Congratulations to Semifinalists Tanner Petrie and Jobe Arnold, and to Commended Students Worden Barr and Jack Spurlock.

hls-national-merit-finalists-2016Over the last decade, Highlands Latin has had the highest percentage of National Merit Semifinalists and Commended students in Louisville.

Highlands Latin School is the home of Memoria Press’ Classical Core Curriculum, a full course of studies that emphasizes the great books and the liberal arts that focuses on passing on the culture of the Christian West to the next generation.

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