School of Logic (7th-9th Grade)
School of Logic
The School of Logic, which is comprised of 7th through 9th grade, meets on campus five days a week. During the Logic school years, students and the methods of teaching build upon the foundation gained in Grammar School. Socratic teaching is implemented to a higher degree and Logic is introduced in a more formal way. Beginning the use of discussion and debate does not change the expectations of order, peace, courtesy, and enthusiasm of that in the Grammar School, but rather students are encouraged to challenge one another in a manner that utilizes these qualities.
What will a student do in the School of Logic at Caritas Academy?
Students will be inducted into one of the four Houses (Tolkien, Lewis, Sayer, or Green House) wherein they will compete academically and athletically.
Students will grow in their ability to read, write, and speak Latin through the use Hans Orberg’s Lingua Latina and Thedore Beza’s Latin New Testament.
Students will learn Deductive Logic (categorical and propositional) and Inductive Logic (probabilistic reasoning).
Students will participate in Drama, Band, Poetry, Visual art, and Archery.
Curriculum Highlights for the School of Logic Include:
7th Grade:
Logic
Composition
The Histories of Herodotus
The Odyssey
Julius Caesar
Pre-Algebra
Earth Science
8th Grade:
Logic
Composition
Confessions
The Eruption of Vesuvius
Beowulf
MacBeth
Algebra
Physical Science
9th Grade:
Logic
Composition
Lincoln's Speeches
The Federalist Papers
The Time Machine
Pilgrim's Progress
Algebra
Biology