Now Available for the Fall of 2009:
* Level 0, Rudiments of Arithmetic (Grade 6)
* Level 1, Pre-Algebra
* Level 2, Algebra
* Level 3, Geometry

Patria Academy International is seeking Home and Christian Day School participants for the 2009-2010 school year for its new and exciting Biblical Worldview Distance Learning Education Program. NO REGISTRATION FEE if you register by August 10, 2009. A late registration fee will apply after this date. 

The following courses are available for this fall:

The Level 0 course: Rudiments of Arithmetic.
The Level 1 course: Introduction to the World of Mathematics (Pre-Algebra).
The Level 2 course: Mathematics, The Language of Science I (Algebra).
The Level 3 course: Mathematics, The Measure of Creation (Geometry).

These courses were developed by James Nickel, who is also the author of Mathematics: Is God Silent? – the most comprehensive study of the Biblical view and Christian history of Mathematics available today. Each courses include: Entrance Exam, Academic Teaching Packet (daily course guide), textbook, quizzes and exams, solutions, course consultation and email support, review of exams, and a certificate of completion upon successful completion of the course. The text used for Level 0 was written by James Nickel and published by Patria Media, and the Levels 1 through 3 texts were authored by Harold R. Jacobs and published by W.H. Freeman and Co.

If you, or someone you know, would be interested in participating in this golden opportunity, please e-mail us with your name and address (or that of your friend) and we will send an information packet, including an application form (PDF).

Schools and Homeschool Co-ops may contact us directly for the School and Co-op Application Form.  A request for the packet of information does not obligate you in any way. 

Feel free to let any individuals or schools that may be interested in participating know about this opportunity.  Again, simply send an e-mail to info@patriainstitute.com.

In the Service of our King,

Dan Eby, Provost

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