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L atin IICourse Code 0706310Honors CodeL atinIIICourse CodeHonors Code 07063201 creditBuilding on your knowledge of Latin grammar and vocabulary, you willalso explore Roman engineering, art, commerce, and its system of lawsto demonstrate the flexibility of the language. Prerequisite: Latin I.1 creditStrengthen your Latin vocabulary skills and develop an appreciation forwell-crafted writing. You will go directly to the source and recognizewhy Latin and those who speak it are still relevant today. Prerequisites:Latin I & II.Grades 9 to 12Spanish ICourse Code 0708340Honors Code1 creditLearn basic Spanish grammar to help build your fluency andunderstanding, and apply what you learn through interactive games,written practice, listening, and speaking exercises.SpanishIICourse Code 0708350Honors Code1 creditStrengthen your Spanish listening, speaking, reading, and writingskills while experiencing the beauty and expressiveness of a languagethat is shared by different people and cultures throughout the world.Prerequisite: Spanish I.SpanishIIICourse CodeHonors Code 0708360Spanish for Spanish Speakers ICourse Code 0709300Honors Code1 creditJourney to Spanish-speaking countries through virtual tours in thisrigorous course. You will also collaborate with your fellow studentsto expand your vocabulary while using the Spanish you have alreadylearned. Prerequisites: Spanish I & II.1 creditNEW! Designed especially for students whose primary language isSpanish, the course will help you enhance proficiency in your homelanguage. Advance your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills,and gain a thorough understanding of Spanish grammar fundamentals.Spanish is used exclusively in this course.9
Grades 9 to 12EL EC TIVE COURSESElectivesArtH istoryand Criticism ICourse Code 0100330Honors Code0.5 creditNEW! Critique and compare significant works of art and architecturefrom Prehistory through the 16th century. You will analyze art historyand criticism methodologies, explore media and techniques used byartists from various cultures and time periods, and learn appropriateterminology discussing artwork from around the world.ComputerProgrammingICourse Code 0201300Honors Code1 creditThis two-semester course enables you to learn two modern programminglanguages, Python and Java. The course teaches programming usingreal-world, practical examples and gives you the opportunity to chooseprogramming projects that interest you. Prerequisites: Algebra I &Geometry. Students should have advanced computer skills.Computing for College & CareersCourse Code 8209020Honors Code1 creditTurn your computer into an effective tool for communication! This coursewill help you acquire essential business skills needed for any successfulcareer.Creative PhotographyI1 credit10Course Code 0108310Honors Code!NEW! Develop your photography knowledge, including the basics oflighting, shutter speed, and composition. Gain an understanding ofprofessional photography, learn what creates an eye-catching photo, andbuild a portfolio of images.Please note: You must have access to a digital camera (cell phone cameras do not meet the requirement) to take this course.
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