This course is for students reading at the ninth-grade level and will cover reading, writing, speaking, listening and reasoning skills. Different types of literature such as essays, short stories, drama, novels, media, and poetry will be read. Various forms of writing will be emphasized, including journals, essays, and a research paper.

Part of the English department at Prosser Career Academy High School.

This course will strengthen basic skills in composition and organization, especially style, voice, audience, and tone. Mythology and story, research paper, Shakespearean play, poetry, novels, and oral presentations will be required as course minimums.

This course is for students to apply previous knowledge and experience to language and literature in essay, short story, mythology, novel, poetry, and drama. Students will analyze all forms of literature, responding to the author's craft and content. Students will present orally to the class as well as work extensively with a partner and in small groups.

Literature is used to portray the history, customs, values, and language of particular cultural groups. Contemporary multicultural works will be examined with an emphasis on Native American, African American, Latino American, and Asian American Literature.

Part of the English department at Prosser Career Academy High School.

Essential communication skills for success in any career. Students are encouraged to join FBLA.

Part of the English department at Prosser Career Academy High School.

Engages students in becoming skilled readers of prose written in a variety of rhetorical contexts, and in becoming skilled writers who compose for a variety of purposes. This class is eligible for Engl 101 and 102 college credit through Eastern Washington University.

Taught concurrently with AP English Literature and Composition. It provides an examination of literary approaches in human experience including short fiction, poetry, and drama. This class is eligible for Engl 170 college credit through Eastern Washington University.

Designed for students to study the elements of written fiction, with specific emphasis on plot and character development. Students will produce compelling scenes, short stories, a short novel, and/or a portfolio.

Reading intensive and includes individual, small group, and medium group work in research and presentation.