The English department is offering a combined class as a requirement for freshman and sophomores this year.
This class is designed to run concurrently with the U.S. History classes, enabling students to clearly see connections between subject areas and learn subject matter from both classes in a deeper and more meaningful fashion.
During the Fall 2008-2009 semester, students will experience literature, writing, and speech as studied in three major units:
Non-fiction of the Civil War, Oral Traditions and Public Speaking, and Short Stories. Additionally, technical writing, vocabulary development, and grammar skills will be a continual focus of the class. |
The English department is offering an Honors section of the Freshman/Sophomore English class this year. This class is designed to provide advanced students with expanded learning opportunites within the standard curriculum.
This class is designed to run concurrently with the U.S. World History classes, enabling students to clearly see connections between subject areas and learn subject matter from both classes in a deeper and more meaningful fashion.
During the Fall 2008-2009 semester, students will experience literature, writing, and speech as studied in three major units: Non-fiction of the Civil War, Oral Traditions and Public Speaking (O, Pioneers), and Short Stories (Their Eyes Were Watching God). Additionally, close reading skills, literary terms, technical writing, vocabulary development, and grammar skills will be a continual focus of the class. |