Thanks for participating with us throughout National Classics week. Our hill for today, the Quirinal Hill, is named for Romulus, one of Rome’s founders, after his deified name, Quirinus. As the founder...

It’s day 3 of National Classics Week! Today’s hill, the Esquiline Hill, was home to the famous gardens of Maecenas, the passionate patron of great poets such as Vergil and Horace. Today is a day to...

This week is National Classics Week, when Classics (Latin and Greek) students celebrate the birthday of Rome, the center of the ancient world. This year, the theme is the 7 hills of Rome. Today’s hill...

A representative from Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics will be visiting on May 6th. This school specializes in Aircraft Maintenance. They will meet in Room 122 at the beginning of all periods.  Please...

Don’t worry, there is still time for current sophomores, juniors, and seniors to apply for the Johns Hopkins University Engineering Innovation summer program offered at Tuscarora High. The program allows...

Congratulations to Latin students Annee Lyons and Chris Maze for their awards on the National Classical Literacy Exam. The exam is a very challenging test of ancient languages, cultures, people, and events...

Thank you to everyone for participating in student elections this past week. Here are results. Class of 2017 Council: President- Harry Rasmussen Vice President- Jac Medve Secretary- Lexi Watson Treasurer-...

Congratulations to Annee Lyons, whose original illustrated children's story, composed entirely in Latin, has been accepted for publication by Ascanius, the Youth Classics Institute. Ascanius holds a SCRIBO...

Don't forget that the national Day of Silence is this Friday, April 11th. If you still wish to participate in this silent and peaceful protest, see Ms. Dillon with any further questions. Here’s a quick...