Designed to assist students in understanding what the ACT is, its importance for postsecondary readiness, and how to interpret results; prepares students for the exam through instruction, practice, and familiarity with structure and format.

Equips students with skills and information needed to enroll and succeed in higher education, covering College 101, Getting In, Gearing Up for College, and College Skills and Success.

Designed to help students become higher-level critical readers and prepares them for rigorous Honors and AP English programs. Includes reading sophisticated texts, critical thinking, and a research paper. Includes a state mandated End of Course exam.

Integrates state standards of reading, writing, viewing, representing, speaking, and listening. Emphasizes critical thinking skills, grammar, and a research paper. Includes a state mandated End of Course exam.

Designed for students who have mastered writing and grammar skills at grade level or above. Focuses on world literature, literary genres, vocabulary, and research writing. Summer and outside reading are mandatory. Includes a state mandated End of Course exam.

Survey of world literature, continuation of grammar and composition, and focus on research skills. Includes study of short stories, nonfiction, poetry, drama, and novels. Includes a state mandated End of Course exam.

College-level course to develop skills in reading prose across periods and disciplines and in writing for various purposes. Focuses on rhetorical contexts and language resources. AP exam is required.

Focuses on composition, vocabulary building, critical interpretation of American literature, and research writing. Designed for students with motivation for a challenging workload.

Study of American literature with an emphasis on persuasive writing skills. Includes practice in grammar and vocabulary for college entrance exams.

College-level course for students with advanced grammar and writing skills. Analysis of world literature with emphasis on stylistic maturity. AP exam is required.

Combines English 12 and college English 1010 and 1020. Focuses on inquiry, critical analysis, argumentation, research, documentation, and expository writing.

Focuses on reading and critical thinking through classic British literature. Emphasizes analysis, interpretation, grammar, and analytical writing. A research paper is required.