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mastered five paragraph
expository compositions.
This is a writing intensive
course that
provides advanced instruction
in persuasion and exposition
while giving the students
a foundation in conventions
and
research skills. The primary
text is The Prentice Hall
Reader.
Composition 9
One year, two credits
This course is required of all
9th grade students not taking
*AP Prep Composition
9. It is a writing intensive
course that
provides specific instruction
in a variety of persuasive
and expository modes while
giving the students a foundation
in
conventions and research
skills. Specific attention will
be given to reading strategies
and paragraph and essay
structure.
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Problems and Challenges
above grade level. Students
are expected to
devote significant time
outside of class to meet
course requirements
and expectations. The
course will be taught in
coordination with *AP
Prep World Studies Social
Studies. The
primary text is World
Literature by Holt, Rinehart,
and Winston. Supplemental
works include,
Things Fall Apart, Almost
a Woman, Night, and
One Day in the Life of
Ivan Denisovich. This is
a writing intensive
course that includes instruction
in
expository, persuasive,
and literary analysis papers
in addition to re-
search projects.
World Studies
One year, two credits
This course is required
for all sophomores not
taking *AP Prep World
Studies English. The
course will be taught in
coordination
with World Studies Social
Studies. This is a
writing intensive course
that will build on the
skills developed in
Composition 9. Specific
instruction will be given
in a variety of persuasive
and expository modes,
grammar, and research
skills. The class will also
utilize a variety of reading
strategies to better
understand some of the
social issues of
various cultures throughout
the world.
nation with *AP Prep
American
Studies Social Studies.
The primary text will
be Elements of Literature:
Literature of the
United States with Literature
from the Americans.
American Studies
One year, two credits
This course is required
of all juniors not taking
*AP Prep American
Studies English. The
course will be taught in
coordination
with American Studies
Social Studies. The
primary text will be
Elements of Literature:
Literature of the United
States with Literature
from the Americans.
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White Noise, and Four Plays by
Ibsen. Reading and writing assignments
are similar to those
which can be expected in college
English courses, including
a required second semester research
paper and oral presentation
of that research. Taking this class
can prepare the
student to take the Advanced
Placement Exam in May. Scoring
well on that exam can result in up
to 6 hours of college
credit in Rhetoric or English.
Literature & Composition
One year, two credits
This course provides a rigorous
thematic approach to longer
works through literary analysis.
Primary texts include
works such as Othello, Hamlet,
The Metamorphosis, Unsettling
America, Native Son, Their Eyes
Were Watching God,
Catch 22, Siddhartha, The Poisonwood
Bible, and One Flew
Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. The focus
of composition is impromptu,
exposition, and persuasion incorporating
critical secondary
sources.
British Literature
One year, two credits
This survey course will provide
students with a background in
British Literature from Old English
through the twentieth
century. Its assessment focus is on
the development of student exposition
and analysis and on preparing
students for
college level coursework. An array
of larger works may be used
in the course including Hamlet,
Macbeth, Heart of