In late May, lower and middle school Latin students were honored for another successful year, which saw many notable successes.
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Student selected as artist for mythology exam
Sophomore Raeanne Li was recently chosen to be the visual artist for the Medusa Mythology Exam, administered by the American Classical League and taken by more than 3,000 students every year.
Harker JCL students enjoy successful trip to 2024 NJCL Convention
Harker sent nine members of its Junior Classical League chapter to the National Junior Classical League Convention held at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
Middle school Latin collects accolades at CA State Latin Convention
At last month’s State Latin Convention, held by the California Junior Classical League, middle school Latin students collected a huge number of awards and recognitions.
Middle and upper school students claim many awards at CA JCL Convention
Middle and upper school Latin students collected dozens of awards at the California Junior Classical League’s fall convention.
Middle and upper school students take top spots at NJCL Convention
In late July, 12 Harker upper and middle school students attended the National Junior Classical League Convention, held this year at Emory University in Atlanta.
MS Latin students place high in NJCL essay contest
Some middle school Latin students took top spots in the National Junior Classical League’s creative writing contest this year. Contestants submitted work based on…
MS Latin students post high marks in national exams
Middle school Latin students posted stellar results throughout the school year, earning top marks in several national exams.
Harker takes first place at state JCL Convention
From March 31-April 1, 17 upper school Harker students attended the 68th California Junior Classical League State Convention after a four-year hiatus from in-person conventions.
Upper and middle school students perform well at JCL October Games
The California Junior Classical League celebrated its return to in-person events with an epic Ludi Octobres (October Games), where 23 Harker Latin students competed.
