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As a small school, we have focused our resources on teaching one language, Spanish, and teaching it well.
We have two full-time spanish teachers.
The Spanish program focuses on culture as well as language. As almost all students take Spanish, and we often have a half dozen or more native Spanish-speaking students from throughout the Spanish-speaking world, there is much opportunity to practice speaking and understanding the language.
Language classes have a hands-on approach in which students use their language skills to produce projects, performances, and publications. The Spanish "Perch" (talent show) is a chance for students to show off their language skills and their creativity.
Students also participate in an annual Spanish fair and Spanish dinner that they research and create for the entire community.
Courses are offered from introductory level (Spanish I) through Advanced Placement (Spanish V), which can be taken for college credit.
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In the humanities, literature and history complement each other to create deeper understandings of both disciplines.
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Using our farm, campus, and surrounding natural areas as a laboratory, practical skills electives teach about life in our world.
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