Arlington Collegiate High School – American Sign Language II
Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester
American Sign Language II allows students to continue to develop receptive and expressive skills and also allows them to expand their vocabulary and repertoire of grammatical structures. Alongside this additional language development, students continue to explore deaf culture. The course is conducted almost entirely in ASL (voice off) Students should achieve the following proficiency levels: 1) Interpersonal receptive: Novice Mid; 2) Interpersonal expressive: Intermediate Low; 3) Interpretive receptive: Intermediate Low; and 4) Presentational expressive: Intermediate Mid.
Prerequisites: American Sign Language I
Grades: Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
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