HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL STUDIES COURSES

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LITERACY COURSES

Literacy Advantage courses are standards-based general studies courses that meet the needs of students who are not prepared for grade-level academic challenges because they are reading below proficient. Courses assist students in mastering required content in math, science, English, and social studies to earn credits toward high school graduation while simultaneously developing literacy skills. Literacy Advantage courses are based on the most current research in adolescent literacy and best practices for instruction and intervention. Each semester of the course offers 60–80 hours of interactive direct instruction, guided practice, and integrated formative, summative, and diagnostic assessment. This level is available for Math, Science, English and Social Studies.

Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
English

CORE COURSES

Core courses are standards-based general studies courses that meet the needs of a range of students as they endeavor to master rigorous content and earn credits toward high school graduation. While Core courses assume readiness for grade-level academic challenges, they also include targeted scaffolding for students who benefit from additional learning support. Each semester of the course offers 70–90 hours of interactive direct instruction, guided practice, and integrated formative, summative, and diagnostic assessment.

Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
English
Foreign Language

HONORS COURSES

Honors courses are standards-based general studies courses that meet the needs of motivated students seeking to accelerate their learning and deepen conceptual understanding. With many opportunities to apply, extend, and synthesize knowledge, Honors courses are ideally suited to prepare students for the rigors of Advanced Placement* courses. Each semester of the course offers 90–120 hours of interactive direct instruction, guided practice, and robust enrichment, with integrated formative, summative, and diagnostic assessment.

Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
English
Foreign Language