The ESL program is for students from non-English language backgrounds. This class may be taken for English credit up to 2 times.

English I consist of instruction in basic level-nine grammar, mechanics, and vocabulary as well as instruction in some literary terms. Includes state end-of-course exam.

College-bound course with condensed curriculum including grammar, mechanics, vocabulary, and literature. Includes state end-of-course exam.

Instruction in basic level-ten grammar, mechanics, vocabulary and literary studies. Students take state End of Course exam.

College-bound course with condensed curriculum in grammar, mechanics, vocabulary, and literature. Students take End of Course exam.

Emphasizes sentence structure, writing good paragraphs, book reports, and American literature.

Structured like introductory college English class. Study and write themes concerning American literature.

Builds on preceding English classes including grammar, usage, mechanics, and practical writing skills. Study of British literature.

Emphasizes writing, thinking, and reading on variety of topics including British literature. Focus on critical, expository, and descriptive writing.

Learn-by-doing class using computers to design, edit, and produce the yearbook. Year-long course.

Understanding and appreciation of Bible's major ideas, historical/geographical contexts, and literary forms in historical, sociological, and cultural contexts.

College-level exploration of Greek, Roman, and Norse mythology with focus on legacy in modern literature and popular culture.