Study of world literature with an emphasis on reading, comprehension skills, and vocabulary. Grammar skills will be incorporated with writing and organization patterns.

Study of world literature with an emphasis on reading, comprehension skills, and vocabulary. Grammar skills will be incorporated with writing and organization patterns.

Integrated instruction in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language for college and career preparation using complex texts including novels, short stories, informational texts, poetry, and classic drama. Emphasizes skills tested on the FAST.

Advanced integrated instruction in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language for college and career preparation using complex texts. Focuses on literature and skills tested on the FAST.

Study of English language and its use in communication. Learners respond critically to a variety of texts and develop skills in communication, reading, research, and analysis.

Chronological study of American non-fiction and fiction from settlement to the contemporary period. Focuses on American identity, literature as a reflection of society, and argumentative writing.

Advanced integrated language arts study in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language at a greater depth than English 3.

Study of the elements of argument and composition. Students analyze nonfiction works and write essays to explain, argue, or persuade.

Program emphasizing British literature, proficiency in composition, and ACT/SAT vocabulary and reading skills. Includes a chronological study of British literature.

Deeper extension of English 4 with emphasis on British literature, composition, and ACT/SAT prep.

Study and practice of writing about literature using rhetorical strategies and critical standards. Relates literature to contemporary experience and history.

Encourages cross-curricular links and maturity of thought. Students express arguments and opinions on various issues in a reflective manner.