18-19 POS 3.21

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CORE COURSE OFFERINGS AT A GLANCE Core courses are arranged by discipline (subject area or type of credit granted). Core subjects are English, Math, Science and Social Studies. Course offerings are subject to Course Number State Course ID Course Title Course Description May Be Applied* Grade Level Credit Fall Spring Even Grad Years Odd Grad Years Prerequisites 111153 111163 10135000 AP English 11 A/B - Literature and Composition THIS COURSE WILL meet the New Mexico Public Education Department graduation requirements for English 11. This course requires students to read extensively. STUDENTS WILL learn to write analytical essays on poetry, prose and the novel. Classroom discussion, timed writings and practice analysis are curriculum requirements. Students are expected to take the AP national exam which may lead to college credit. Students may be required to purchase supplementary novels. Those who elect to take the Advanced Placement exam will be required to pay the test fee. (Qualified students may apply for financial assistance.) English 11 1.0 credit / full year X Part A X Part B X X Summer reading requirement is posted on RRHS website. The reading list is derived from the AP recommended reading list. 111253 111263 110910 110920 THIS COURSE WILL meet the New Mexico Public Education Department graduation requirements for English 12 and mirros college level English 101 and English 102. STUDENTS WILL write analytical essays on readings organized thematically around a group 10125125 of ideas or issues, using a variety of nonfiction works and examining AP English 12 rhetoricasl strategies and stylistic choices. Classroom discussin, A/B - Language times writings and practice anaylsis are curriculum requirements. and Compostion Students are expected to take the AP national esam which may lead to college credit. Students may be required to purchase supplementary novels. Those who elect to take the Advanced placement exam will be required to pay the test fee. (Qualified students may apply for financial assistance. THIS COURSE will meet the New Mexico Public Education Department graduation requirements for English 9. STUDENTS WILL be exposed to a wide range of fiction (poetry, short stories, and novels) and nonfiction as reflected in the CCSS. STUDENTS 10014143 English 9 A/B WILL also engage in reading, writing, and listening tasks aligned to the CCSS. Students will prepare for the PARRC Assessments in English/Language Arts. While there are no course fees, students will be issued a consumable text; if the text is lost, students will be asked to pay a $20 fee to replace it. English English 9 12 1.0 credit / full year 1.0 credit / full year X Part A X Part A X Part B X Part B X X X X None Summer reading requirement si posted on RRHS website. The reading list is derived from the AP recommended reading list. 21
CORE COURSE OFFERINGS AT A GLANCE Core courses are arranged by discipline (subject area or type of credit granted). Core subjects are English, Math, Science and Social Studies. Course offerings are subject to Course Number 111010 111020 111110 111120 111210 111220 9 A/B 117116 117126 -- ------- 10 A/B 117216 117226 -- -------- 11 A/B 117316 117326 -- ------- 12 A/B 117416 117426 State Course ID Course Title 10024144 English 10 A/B 10034144 English 11 A/B 10044144 English 12 A/B 9 A/B 10014154 - ----------- 10 A/B 10024154 - ----------- 11 A/B 10034154 - ----------- 12 A/B 10044154 ELD Beginner English A/B -- English as a Second Language I A/B 9 A/B 10 A/B 11 A/B 12 A/B Course Description THIS COURSE WILL meet the New Mexico Public Education Department graduation requirements for English 10. STUDENTS WILL be exposed to a wide range of fiction (poetry, short stories, and novels) and nonfiction as reflected in the CCSS. STUDENTS WILL also engage in reading, writing, and listening tasks aligned to the CCSS. Students will prepare for the PARRC Assessments in English/Language Arts. While there are no course fees, students will be issued a consumable text; if the text is lost, students will be asked to pay a $20 fee to replace it. THIS COURSE WILL meet the New Mexico Public Education Department graduation requirements for English 11. STUDENTS WILL be exposed to a wide range of fiction (poetry, short stories, and novels) and nonfiction as reflected in the CCSS. STUDENTS WILL also engage in reading, writing, and listening tasks aligned to the CCSS. Students will prepare for the PARRC Assessments in English/Language Arts. While there are no course fees, students will be issued a consumable text; if the text is lost, students will be asked to pay a $20 fee to replace it. THIS COURSE WILL meet the New Mexico Public Education Department graduation requirements for English 12. STUDENTS WILL engage in reading, writing, and listening tasks aligned to the CCSS. Each student must complete a senior portfolio over the course of the year to satisfy RRHS graduation requirements. While there are no course fees, students will be issued a consumable text; if the text is lost, students will be asked to pay a $20 fee to replace it. THIS COURSE prepares English language learners (ELLs) English proficiency level 1 to enter ELD level 2 for developing level English language learners. STUDENTS WILL develop all English language competencies (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) as outlined in the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) May Be Applied* Grade Level English 10 English 11 English 12 English 9 - 12 Credit Fall Spring 1.0 credit / full year 1.0 credit / full year 1.0 credit / full year 1.0 elective credit / full year X Part A X Part A X Part A X Part A X Part B X Part B X Part B X Part B Even Grad Years Odd Grad Years X X None X X None X X None X X Prerequisites Based on score on the Assessing Comprehensio n and Communicatio n in English State-to-State (ACCESS) exam. Scores 1.0 – 1.9 22
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