This course supports the language development of college-bound students. Each semester will have a balance of composition, applied grammar, and literature. The development of vocabulary, speaking, listening, researching, and test taking will be ongoing during each semester. This course is designed for the average language arts student who meets academic standards.

This course challenges college-bound students to extend and refine their use of language. Each semester will have a balance of composition, applied grammar, and an in-depth study of literature. The development of vocabulary, speaking, listening, researching, and test taking will be ongoing each semester. This course is designed for the language arts student who exceeds academic standards and is strongly encouraged for students planning to attend a large four-year university.

Gifted Freshman Literature and Composition is considered an AP preparation class; however, not all the students will choose to go on to take Advanced Placement in the junior and senior year. This class, which will use the same textbooks and basic curriculum objectives as Honors Freshman Literature and Composition, will differ more in method than in content. Gifted education courses are taught by gifted education-certified instructors for students who have been identified for placement in the gifted education program through state-mandated eligibility requirements. This course is designed for the language arts student who exceeds academic standards and is strongly encouraged for students planning to attend a large four-year university.

EOC Course - CP/Honors/Gifted

AP Seminar

CP/Honors/Gifted

AP Language and Composition

English 1101 (Advanced Composition) and English 1102 (British Literature) are offered through Gwinnett Tech on the Grayson High School campus with Grayson High School teachers.

CP/Honors/Gifted

AP Literature and Composition

Yearbook (application required)

This is the first in a sequence of required high school mathematics courses. It includes modeling linear functions; analyzing systems of linear inequalities; investigating rational and irrational numbers; modeling and analyzing quadratic and exponential expressions, equations, and functions; investigating univariate and bivariate data; and algebraic connections to geometric concepts.