Literature & Composition I is the first course(required) in the sequence of secondary Englishlanguage arts courses required for graduation. Thiscourse develops the integrated skill set thatcomprises the English language arts discipline toensure that students are on track to be college andwork ready. Literature & Composition I focuses onthe interpretation, evaluation, construction, anddesign of texts across genres and modes in avariety of real-world, academic, and disciplinarycontexts while sustaining and building mastery oflanguage applications and discipline-specificpractices. This course must utilize the 9-12standards and 9th grade expectations of Georgia'sK-12 English Language Arts (ELA) Standards.Literature & Composition I is a required (r) coursefor graduation starting in the 2025-26 school year.Only the courses identified below may be used asequivalent substitutions for Literature &Composition

Companion class for Literature and Composition I,designed for students needing additional support.Successful completion of the course allowsstudents to earn elective credit.

Literature & Composition I is the first course(required) in the sequence of secondary Englishlanguage arts courses required for graduation. Thiscourse develops the integrated skill set thatcomprises the English language arts discipline toensure that students are on track to be college andwork ready. Literature & Composition I focuses onthe interpretation, evaluation, construction, anddesign of texts across genres and modes in avariety of real-world, academic, and disciplinarycontexts while sustaining and building mastery oflanguage applications and discipline-specificpractices. This course must utilize the 9-12standards and 9th grade expectations of Georgia'sK-12 English Language Arts (ELA) Standards.

Literature & Composition II is the second course(required) in the sequence of secondary Englishlanguage arts courses required for graduation. Thiscourse develops the integrated skill set thatcomprises the English language arts discipline toensure that students are on track to be college andwork ready. Literature & Composition II focuseson the interpretation, evaluation, construction, anddesign of texts across genres and modes in avariety of real-world, academic, and disciplinarycontexts while sustaining and building mastery oflanguage applications and discipline-specificpractices. This course must utilize the 9-12standards and 10th grade expectations of Georgia'sK-12 English Language Arts (ELA) Standards.Literature & Composition II is a required (r)course for graduation starting in the 2025-26school year. Only the courses identified below maybe used as equivalent substitutions for Literature &Composition II.

Companion class for Literature and CompositionII, designed for students needing additionalsupport. Successful completion of the courseallows students to earn elective credit.

Literature & Composition II is the second course(required) in the sequence of secondary Englishlanguage arts courses required for graduation. Thiscourse develops the integrated skill set thatcomprises the English language arts discipline toensure that students are on track to be college andwork ready. Literature & Composition II focuseson the interpretation, evaluation, construction, anddesign of texts across genres and modes in avariety of real-world, academic, and disciplinarycontexts while sustaining and building mastery oflanguage applications and discipline-specificpractices. This course must utilize the 9-12standards and 10th grade expectations of Georgia'sK-12 English Language Arts (ELA) Standards.Literature & Composition II is a required (r)course for graduation starting in the 2025-26school year. Only the courses identified below maybe used as equivalent substitutions for Literature &Composition II

A rigorous college-level study of authors' stylesand rhetorical techniques, a survey of Americanliterature emphasizing nonfiction texts. Focus onpassage analysis, argument, and synthesis writingat an advanced level. Students can earn collegecredit. Appropriate for teacher-recommended

A study of American literature and informational textsfrom the 1600s to the present. Narrative, argument,and synthesis writing; vocabulary and grammarinstruction.

Advanced-level study of American literature andinformational texts from the 1600s to the present.Narrative, argument, and synthesis writing—processand timed, vocabulary and grammar instruction.Appropriate for teacher-recommended students whoearned at least an 85 in 10th Literature andComposition Honors

A year-long on-level 12th-grade core English coursewas created to train students how to write for GA'sbooming, multi-billion-dollar film and televisionindustry. Students will learn how to write for theatre,film, and television. Students will learn to usenarrative storytelling techniques skillfully by writingplays, television scripts, and film screenplays. GAcolleges accept this course as core English credit. It isappropriate for students who have completed 11th Lit(honors or on-level).

The year-long on-level 12th-grade course focusedon literature and informational texts by and aboutpeople of diverse ethnic backgrounds. Narrativeand argumentative writing. Vocabulary andgrammar instruction. Appropriate for students whocompleted 11th American Literature andComposition-on level.

The year-long on-level 12th-grade core coursefocused on studying British literature andinformational texts, Including Chaucer, andShakespeare. Narrative and argumentative writing.Vocabulary and grammar instruction. Appropriatefor students who completed 11th AmericanLiterature and Composition-on level.