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      • Accreditation OverviewWhat are the requirements of ACS accreditation? Philosophical requirements: Evidence of a clear understanding of the nature and purpose of a classical education and an incorporation of that understanding in the school’s operating documents and public statements Academic requirements: A clearly articulated statement of the school’s academic goals at every level and a clear process of ensuring the achieving those goals Curricular requirements: Full or partial implementation of the Latin-centered Classical Core Program Methodological requirements: Demonstration of an understanding of the importance of traditional, teacher-directed instruction in the classroom and a process by which those methodologies are communicated to school staff Assessment requirements: Demonstration of the value-added benefit of the school’s academic program through standardized test scores and compliance with ACS’s regular process of reporting test scores Doctrinal requirements: A doctrinal statement consisting of the Nicene Creed or a statement of belief consistent with the Nicene Creed.[1]   Other Information Required from Schools: A copy of current school bylaws (for existing schools only) List of staff and faculty which includes grades and subjects taught and level of education List of books and resources used in current curriculum A statement of faith consisting of or consistent with the Nicene Creed and verification…
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    Latin & Greek Articles

    Latin as an Ordering Principle
    Why Study Latin and Greek?
    The Four Principles of Latin Study
    In Defense of Latin
    Recovering the Lost Tools of Latin (Parts I & II)
    The Lost Art of Teaching Latin
    Top 10 Reasons for Studying Latin
    The Natural Method is Not Natural
    The History of the Natural Method of Teaching Latin
    The History of the Natural Method of Teaching Latin: Part II
    The 3 Methods of Teaching Latin
    Latin: A Lustrous Language
    Why Latin Is NOT Optional
    From Latin Student to Latin Teacher: This is not a test…
    Unlocking the Treasure Chest of Latin
    Au Means…Gold?
    The Four Principles of Latin Instruction
    3 Reasons To Study Latin
    Philosophers: 1, Scientists: 0
    How to Teach Latin
    How Latin Develops the Mind
    How to Teach Latin to Young Children
    Lost in Translation
    The Justification For Latin
    Which Latin Program Do I Start With?
    Caveat Emptor: What to Look for in a Latin Program
    Why Caesar?
    Elysian Fields: Why Students Should Learn Greek
    A Large Plate of Bones, Please!
    How Latin Builds Vocabulary
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