Course Requirements
in EnglishAll sophomores must take
a one-credit course, English 10: American Literary Connections; junior
students must take English 11: British Literary Connections; senior students
must take English 12: Contemporary World Literature. Courses must
be taken in the above sequence. For students with a special interest
in English and communications, enrichment electives are recommended rather
than the acceleration of course sequence.
The honors program
is for college-bound students applying to colleges designated as most competitive,
especially if students are planning to major in English, communications,
or law. Students in the most rigorous program should also consider
electives such as SAT preparation.
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Honors English or PEN English / Social Studies |
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American Literary Connections, Honors |
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British and European Literary Connections, Honors |
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Contemporary World Literature, Honors or Advanced Placement English |
The college bound program
is for the majority of students planning on attending college. Students
in the standard college-bound program should also consider electives such
as SAT preparation and Academic Writing.
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Standard English |
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American Literary Connections, Standard |
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British and European Literary Connections, Standard |
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Contemporary World Literature, Standard |
The basic program
is designed for students who are not planning to attend a four-year college.
Students with a particular aptitude or interest in English may also want
to choose from the courses listed for the college-bound student.
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Reading / Writing Workshop |
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American Literary Connections, Basic |
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British and European Literary Connections, Basic |
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Contemporary World Literature, Basic |
A remedial program is also available for students who do not meet reading or writing competencies upon entering tenth grade. These students will be assigned to English - Reading Laboratory to receive additional support prior to entering the regular English program.