What is the Italian American School?

Rome was founded in 753 BC.

Since then, the Roman Italian people have been

the most influential culture in the history of the world.

The greatest minds of our people spoke Latin and
wrote down their wisdom for us, their descendants.

They expected us to live up to the Mos Majorum,
or "the way of our elders",
a code of honor passed down for almost 3,000 years,

the backbone of European society and
the Roman Italian Identity.

and most importantly,
speak and use Latin,

the finest language the world has ever known.

The Italian American School’s goal
is that all Italian American youth learn Latin
and do their part to conserve our shared cultural heritage. 

The IAS provides resources on our website

for language learning and publishes

a monthly edition with Latin lessons for all levels.

Unus Omnibus Omnes Uno