My observations of the Latin 1 curriculum at Regis Jesuit High School took place over four weeks in Fall 2015, during the end of the first six-week grading period and the beginning of the second. Regis Jesuit is a Catholic, college preparatory high school serving young men and young women. The unique school model is co-divisional, offering single-gender instruction by operating as two separate divisions—the Boys Division and the Girls Division. The campus is open, and there are opportunities for students to be together outside of the classroom, but the academic context is single-gender. Mr. Carroll teaches Latin 1 in the Boys Division to a group of young men in ninth-grade. Regis Jesuit classes are on a block schedule. They meet for 80 minutes
