A survey course of British literature studied in a historical context including English authors and novels. Emphasizes analysis, discussion, and writing to prepare students for college-level reading.

Seniors learn to write for a variety of purposes in preparation for college writing, including literary analysis, style development, and grammar review.

Introductory course integrating literature and non-fiction with an emphasis on critical reading, composition skills, and vocabulary.

College preparatory course focusing on social justice issues and critical thinking through literature, fiction, and non-fiction.

Designed for English Language Learners, parallels the content core curriculum for English 9 using supplementary support materials.

Expands and strengthens skills from English 9 with emphasis on composition, critical reading, and collaborative speaking.

Rigorous course focusing on world and multicultural literature with increased expectations for reading volume and analysis sophistication.

A two-period class aligning literature content with World History, focusing on social justice and global citizenship.

Designed for English Language Learners, parallels the content core curriculum for English 10.

Study of traditional and contemporary works of American literature including novels, plays, and non-fiction.

Two-period class mirroring American literature with historical context, taught by English and U.S. History teachers.

Approaches literature through lenses of justice, marginalization, equity, and power using classic and multimedia texts.