English, Reading, Language Arts
Middle School
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The Reading/Language Arts program at middle school is a rigorous and comprehensive one which addresses the processes of reading, writing, speaking, listening, and the contents of language and literature integrated within each course. Each grade level is matched to the Maryland State Curriculum. Major materials used include:
McDougal Littel: Language of Literature
Language Network
Bridges
High School
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The High School English program includes four required courses which are integrated curricula including reading, writing, listening, speaking, language and literature. English I and II provide a sequenced preparation for students to be successful on the English High School Assessment.
English I: genre approach 1 credit
English II: genre approach 1 credit
English III: American Literature 1 credit
English IV: British Literature 1 credit
All curricula are matched to the Maryland State Curriculum/English Core Learning Goals.
Honors sections are available in English I, II, III. At the twelfth grade level, the available course is Advanced Placement English, Literature and Composition, Parts I and II. An elective, Advanced Placement English Language, is highly recommended for honors juniors in the spring semester.
In addition, electives are offered in creative writing, journalism, mythology and folklore, speech, yearbook, and world literature. For specific information on Honors sections and on course descriptions, please see the Program of Study.
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Contact:Bridget Hoban
(410) 758-2403 ext.122
202 Chesterfield Avenue
Centreville, Maryland 21617