Surveys world literature in poetry and prose, focusing on study, analysis, comparison, and the writing process to increase proficiency in English.

Surveys world literature in poetry and prose, focusing on study, analysis, comparison, and the writing process to increase proficiency in English.

Develops organization and communication skills through guided writing and analysis of world literature including poetry, fables, mythology, short stories, and drama.

Designed for students reading on or above grade level; focuses on diverse genres, literary analysis, speaking, writing, and test preparation.

Surveys American Literature with a focus on reading, writing, speaking, and critical thinking skills.

Surveys British Literature in poetry and prose, focusing on study, analysis, and comparison of literary works.

Engages students in becoming skilled readers of prose and skilled writers who compose for a variety of purposes; highlights research and synthesis skills.

Intensive study of works from various genres through expository, argumentative, and analytical writing; requires summer assignments.

Rigorous two-year course focusing on how language works to create meaning in culture and texts from various time periods and cultures.

Continuation of the two-year literature course focusing on independent, original, critical, and clear thinking through literary study.

Detailed study of forensic speaking including extemporaneous speaking, oration, interpretation of literature, and debate. Emphasis on understanding various forensic speaking formats and the importance of applying reasoning, research and delivery skills. Critical thinking is a major component.

Tailored to both beginning and more experienced student journalists, this course invites students to explore all aspects of the production and management of a campus newspaper, the Spotlight. Students handle multiple responsibilities, complete tasks independently and collaboratively, and strive for journalistic excellence.