At Episcopal, teachers view the study of languages as providing a portal to understanding people and cultures from around the world and preparing students to function in a multicultural and increasingly global environment. The study of a foreign language also strengthens the fundamentals of grammar and enhances the student's English vocabulary with root words from other languages. In addition, students gain the ability to read important foreign literary works in the author's own words.
2008–09 Courses:
Chinese 1
Chinese 2
Chinese 3
French 1
French 2
Honors French 2
French 3
Honors French 3
French 4
Honors French 4
French 5
German 1
German 2
German 3
German 4
Greek 1
Greek 2
Greek 3–4 — Independent Study
Latin 1
Latin 2
Honors Latin 2
Latin 3
Honors Latin 3
AP Latin Literature
AP Latin: Vergil
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Honors Spanish 2
Spanish 3
Honors Spanish 3
Spanish 4
Honors Spanish 4
Spanish 5: Culture and Conversation
AP Spanish Language
AP Spanish Literature
Faculty:
- Richard S. Dixon, Jr., Ph.D. and M.A., Chair
- Viviana R. Davila, M.A.
- Catherine B. Gomez-Goodnow, M.A.
- Janet P. Harris, M.A.
- Shannon M. Kane, M.A.
- Rocio Mendizabal, M.A.
- Eleanor C. Moore, M.A.
- Christopher B. Page, M.A.
- Samuel R. Slack
- Jeffrey A. Streed, M.A.
- Melanie E. Streed, M.A.
- Julie Wang-Gempp, M.A.