A foundational reading and phonics program designed for challenged, struggling readers. It uses research-based phonics instruction and adaptive technology to help students understand the English language sounds and letters.

Provides intensive daily instruction in reading comprehension using interactive books. Covers various genres, writing forms, grammar, research techniques, and speaking/listening models.

Introduces various genres and terms of literature using world literatures. Emphasizes reading comprehension, writing, grammar, research techniques, and citation methods. Includes a summer reading assessment.

Utilizes world literatures to develop reading comprehension and critical thinking. Emphasizes writing, grammar, research techniques, and citation methods. Includes a summer reading assessment.

Explores philosophical movements, writers, and themes of American literatures including African-American, Asian-American, European-American, Latino, and Native American works. Focuses on critical reading, writing, and research.

Explores philosophical movements and themes of American literatures with a focus on critical reading and thinking skills. Covers multiple cultural literatures and one Shakespeare play.

Focuses on notable themes spanning world literatures from Sophocles to Morrison. Emphasizes critical reading, writing, and research techniques, specifically the Junior Project Essay.

Intensive study of world literatures and genres to achieve proficiency in analytical reading and writing. Prepares students for the AP exam. Includes the Junior Project Essay.

Examines prose writing and poetry across various time periods and rhetorical contexts. Students develop writing for various audiences and complete the Senior Project Essay.

Examines prose and poetry across various periods. Students become skilled at writing for different purposes and rhetorical contexts. Prepares students for the AP exam and includes the Senior Project Essay.

Students explore writing as a social process and become coaches for peers at the NLCP Writing Center. Develops writing strategies, mechanical skills, and leadership.

Continued work in the NLCP Writing Center. Requires 30 hours of work, writing conferences, reflections, and staff meetings.