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in every fable that I read.'

Ralph Waldo Emersoi

Every year, Carrollton students teacher in the English De]
are introduced to a new world of ment. This course covers a
English
English. As they progress through scope of Am erican Iitere
the English curriculum at Carroll­ ranging from the early wor
ton, girls are invited to make new the Puritans all the way ti
discoveries in literature. modern works of William Fa
Ms. Crain and Sister de Stefa- er.
nis teach Introduction to Litera­ Finally, Senior year, stull
ture and Writing to the freshmen. are given the opportun j
This course provides the basic choose the English class |
skills needed for surveying pieces they prefer. Among the cfj
o f literature and producing are A.P. English, Principles d
essays. lege Writing (both taught 1
Sophomore year is a challeng­ de los Santos), Mr. Pe<
ing year especially because of the Novel, or Ms. Bell's Shake;
required English class, British Lit­ and Modern Authors.
erature. Ms. Bell entices students Given this broad view of
to think critically and interpret ture, students are able to
precisely while closely studying iarize themselves with a
w ell-kn ow n authors such as famous works presented
William Shakespeare and John inspiring world of
Milton.
Juniors take U.S. Literature,
taught by Mr. Feever-a new

Ms. Crain Mr. de los Santolj
Introduction to Literature and A.P English, Principle
Writing College Writing