This course is targeted for students who are not "college-ready" in reading. This course incorporates reading and analysis of informational selections to develop critical reading skills necessary for success in college courses.

This course is designed for FSA ELA retakers who need additional work before retaking the FSA ELA reading test to meet the graduation requirement.

This course focuses on the study of literature, language, and composition. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of literary genres, terms, and elements, and on using the writing process to produce various types of papers.

This course focuses on the study of literature, language, and composition. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of literary elements, devices, and themes and on using the writing process to produce specified types of papers.

This course focuses on the study of literature, language, and composition. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of major authors, periods, features, and themes of American literature.

This course focuses on the study of literature, language, and composition. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of the major authors and periods of British and world literature.

Required for students who do not score "college ready" on a college placement test. Prepares 12th grade students for the demands of college level reading and writing.

Develops skills in writing through the study of literary forms. Emphasis is placed on using all aspects of the writing process to produce publishable pieces of writing in various literary forms.

Improves students' skills for FSA EOC. This course may not be used to meet the graduation requirement for mathematics.

First year of a two-year algebra program. Topics include the real number system, sets, variables, algebraic expressions, patterns, relations and functions, solutions to linear equations and inequalities.

Second year of a two-year algebra program. Topics include ratios, proportions, radical expressions, polynomials, factoring, coordinate geometry, quadratic equations. Students take the state Algebra EOC Exam.

Provides the foundation for more advanced mathematics courses. Topics include sets, ratios, proportions, radical expressions, equations and inequalities, polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations. Students take state Algebra EOC Exam.