College preparatory course studying significant works of British and European literature from Ancient Greece to the present. Refines composition and oral presentation skills.

Honors-level study of British and European literature from the late Middle Ages to the present, analyzing complex works within historical contexts.

College-level study of complex literary works. Deepens understanding of language, genre, structure, style, and theme. Involves original college-level scholarship.

Study of significant works of literature and art from 1945 to the present. Refines composition, voice, and style.

Explores major themes in literature, film, and media, considering cultural, social, and political significance. Involves scriptwriting and critical analysis.

Study of Dystopian literature and Science Fiction. Analyzes humanity, identity, and modern technological impacts through imaginative but science-based content.

Part of a cross-curricular program investigating human behavior and criminal justice through philosophy and cultural studies. Examines 'good' and 'evil' via various critical lenses.

Language development program focusing on vocabulary, writing, speaking, and listening to prepare students for core Humanities courses.

Targeted individual work for students with reading skill gaps below grade level. Uses computer-based programs to improve literacy.

Professional communication skills including interviewing, public speaking, networking, and business writing.

Develops attributes of effective public speaking and competitive debate. Requires participation in weekend tournaments.

Overview of mass communication and writing for news, sports, features, and opinion. Includes study of media ethics and the 1st Amendment.