Paideia Institute: Living Latin in Rome (High School)
A two-week immersive Latin program in Rome for high schoolers who have completed at least one year of Latin, combining classroom instruction with visits to archaeological sites, museums, and monuments including Horace's Villa and the Baths of Diocletian.
You might also like
Paideia Institute: Living Greek in Greece (High School)
A two-week immersive introductory Ancient Greek program for high schoolers with no prior Greek required, spending one week in Athens and one in Nafplio with classroom instruction plus in-situ learning at sites like Corinth, Epidaurus, and Delphi.
Paideia Institute: Living Latin Online (High School)
A virtual small-group Latin immersion course for high schoolers with at least one year of Latin experience, meeting daily over Zoom for two-hour sessions across ten total meetings scheduled by time zone.
Princeton Certamen
A free, one-day quiz-bowl-style competition on the language, literature, culture, and history of ancient Rome, hosted annually at Princeton University by Princeton undergraduates for middle and high school Classics students at multiple skill divisions.
Vindolanda Trust Work Experience Placement
A structured work-experience placement for students aged 16-17 at the Vindolanda Trust's Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda Fort and Museum in Northumberland, England, including hands-on excavation assistance, post-excavation and artifact preservation work, and a final project, with opportunities to observe live digs.
Colonial Williamsburg Public Archaeology Institute
A free, highly selective one-week summer program (two sessions, 10 students each) for students entering grades 9-12, working alongside Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists excavating Custis Square, learning artifact identification, site recording, and interpretation, and concluding with a guided public site tour.
High School Archaeology Camp (Crow Canyon)
Residential camp excavating an actual Ancestral Pueblo site in Colorado.