First required course in secondary English. Develops integrated skills for college and work readiness. Focuses on interpretation, evaluation, construction, and design of texts across genres.

Accelerated first course sequence focusing on interpretation, evaluation, construction, and design of texts across genres while building mastery of language applications.

Second required course. Focuses on interpretation, evaluation, construction, and design of texts in real-world, academic, and disciplinary contexts. Georgia Milestone - EOC Course.

Accelerated college prep course for students with serious interest in interpreting literature. Deepens textual analysis, composition, language conventions, vocabulary, and rhetoric.

Third course in standard pathway. Emphasizes application of skills in real-world, academic, and disciplinary contexts to ensure college and workplace readiness.

Accelerated course focusing on the same standards as Lit & Comp III, building on skills from Honors Lit & Comp I and II.

Focuses on rhetorical analysis and effective writing (expository, analytical, argumentative). Students analyze primary/secondary sources and develop synthesis skills.

Fourth course in standard pathway. Refines integrated skills with emphasis on analysis, evaluation, and application of real-world texts and communications.

Culminates in creating dramatic writing for theatrical media (film and TV). Includes reading and viewing media from a writer's point of view. Receives dual credit for ELA and Fine Arts.

Intensive study of representative works from various genres and periods. Focuses on literary analysis, social/historical values, and evaluation of artistry.

Comparative study of Greek, Roman, and Norse myths. Focuses on plot, themes, figurative devices, and the impact of mythology on the literary world.

Study of forensic speaking including oration, extemporaneous speaking, and debate. Emphasizes reasoning, research, and delivery.