in Ancient Greek at the secondary school level is exceedingly rare in the United States. Several prestigious college-preparatory schools, primarily located in the Northeast, continue to offer Ancient Greek as a classical language, often alongside Latin. Schools where Ancient Greek is currently taught include Philips Academy, Philips Exeter Academy, Deerfield Academy, Groton School, Boston University Academy, Milton Academy, St. Paul's School (New Hampshire), Rye Country Day School, Hackley School, Trinity School (New York City), Collegiate School (New York), The Roxbury Latin School, Fordham Preparatory School, Middlesex School and Georgetown Preparatory School. A study conducted in 2000 ascertained that sixty-seven private schools taught Ancient Greek, while thirteen public high schools also offered the language. Unlike Latin, it is nearly impossible to determine how many students are enrolled in advanced Greek classes and participate in standardized testing for the subject, as the College Board does not offer a curriculum for an Advanced Placement Ancient Greek course. See also Instruction in Latin References External links Oxford University - Ancient Greek language courses Ancient Greek-language education