SALVETE OMNES!

The Latin Program at Park View has attempted to instill an appreciation of the Classical World especially the civilization of the Ancient Romans from which our Founding Fathers drew inspiration at the very birth of our Government. The Latin Program offers four years of Latin with the opportunity of Advanced Placement Credit in the fourth year. Magister Johnson retired in June of 2003 after 26 years of teaching Latin at Park View. He recently told a friend and colleague who was also leaving Park View that this was not an end but a new beginning for both of us. He is leaving this page on the internet so it can serve as student resource for Latin Students at Park View and for anyone else interested in the Classics. IF YOUR ENGLISH IS IN RUINS, TAKE LATIN!

Inflected Latin Forms (These pages can only be properly viewed on Internet Explorer.) 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Declension Nouns 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Declension Adjectives Verba et Plus Verborum Pronouns Some Interesting Links for Latin Students. National Committee For Latin and Greek (Check out this site and see why one should study Latin and how it helps on the SAT.) Gaius Valerius Catullus Marcus Tullius Cicero Publius Vergilius Maro National Junior Classical League Allen and Greenough's Grammar Romans Sites Roma Ancinet World Web The Ancient Olympics Lingua Latina (WinLatin) A Downloadable Latin Tutorial The Ancient World On Television The Roman Kalendar The Encyclopedia Mythica Ad Fontes Academy Classics Departments At Virginia Colleges and Universities The College of William and Mary The University of Virginia Virginia Tech Randolph Macon University This page is the work of Mr. Bruce M. Johnson ©. Last Updated June 2756 AUC (AB URBE CONDITA) Back To Mr. & Mrs. J's Home Page Disclaimer Viatores