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2020 National Latin Exam and National Vocabulary Exam Results
The National Latin Exam is usually taken by over 130,000 students around the world during the 1st two weeks in March. This year there may have been a slightly lower number due to the pandemic. The NLE is a 40-question test that gives us a chance to compare our program with those around the world.
2020 National Latin Exam Results
Introduction to Latin (Latin 1A) – taken by 9 students
Certificate of Outstanding Achievement
Riley Fisher
Certificate of Achievement
Will Springer
Sonia Lake
Rex Dennig
Luke Mullin
Mila Mullin
Latin I (Latin 1B) – taken by 16 students
Gold Medal Summa Cum Laude
Henry Fernandez
Makenna Hughes
Cole Daigle
Silver Medal Maxima Cum Laude
Mallory Brown
Courtney Stokes
Sophie Ewing
Mary Kate Kise
Magna Cum Laude
Tommy Inserra
Gabe Brown
Cum Laude
William Proctor
Mckenna Noel
Latin II – taken by 16 students
Gold Medal Summa Cum Laude and Perfect Paper
Davis Wagnon
Gold Medal Summa Cum Laude
James Sauls
Silver Medal Maxima Cum Laude
Lainey Ford
Harrison DeGuire
Magna Cum Laude
Walt Haber
McKenzie Miller
Cum Laude
Bella Balmer
Sophia Krizner
Seth Cobb
Audry Sauls
Online tests
These tests are optional and available to be taken only during a 3-week window. Our students give up their lunch socialization to participate in these exams.
2019 National Classical Etymology Exam Results (taken by two students)
Latin II
James Sauls – Bronze
2020 National Latin Vocabulary Exam Results (taken by five students)
Latin I
Makenna Hughes – Gold
Courtney Stokes – Bronze
Latin II
Davis Wagnon – Gold
James Sauls – Silver
State Latin Forum was forced to go virtual this year and was held on Saturday, April 25.
Results – Virtual State Latin Forum (4 students participated in testing)
Walt Haber 3rd place History of the Empire II
4th place History of the Republic II
Makenna Hughes 1st place Pentathlon I
2nd place Vocabulary I
3rd place Customs I
Will Springer 4th place Classical Geography I
4th place Greek Derivatives I
Davis Wagnon 3rd place Grammar II
In addition, the certamen team (Latin Brain Bowl) made it to the semi-finals. Walt Haber, James Sauls and Davis Wagnon were members of that team.
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