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         English 11                                                                                       210500


          BCHS,IHS,
          LHS,MCHS     11       10                                        English              N
          MHS,THS
         Offered At   Grades   Credits  College Credit  Pre/Co-Req  AP/H   Grad Req   A-G   Repeatable   CTE Pathway

        The course emphasis is on junior core works of American lit. Speech & research skills are addressed as well as reading of various types:
        short stories, short fiction, poetry, & novels. Writing and communication skills are literature based. Students develop an understanding
        of (and appreciation for) American lit. This course meets District grad requirements, but not UC/CSU a-g requirements.

         English 11 CP                                                                                    210510

         BCHS, LHS,
           MCHS,       11       10                                        English    B         N
          MHS,THS
         Offered At   Grades   Credits  College Credit  Pre/Co-Req  AP/H   Grad Req   A-G   Repeatable   CTE Pathway

        The course emphasis is on junior core works of American lit. Speech & research skills are addressed as well as reading of various types:
        short stories, short fiction, poetry, & novels. Writing and communication skills are literature based. Students develop an understanding
        of (and appreciation for) American lit.

         AP English Language & Composition                                                                217016

          BCHS,LHS,    11       10                                 AP     English    B         N
          MHS,THS
         Offered At   Grades   Credits  College Credit  Pre/Co-Req  AP/H   Grad Req   A-G   Repeatable   CTE Pathway

        This AP course in English language and composition engages students in becoming skilled readers of prose written in a variety of
        periods, disciplines, and rhetorical contexts and in becoming skilled writers who compose for a variety of forms - narrative, exploratory,
        expository, argumentative—and on a variety of subjects from personal experience to public policy, from imaginative literature to
        popular culture. The course requires expository, analytical, and argumentative writing assignments.  As in the college course for which
        the AP Language and Composition course substitutes, its purpose is to enable students to read complex texts with understanding and
        to write prose of sufficient richness and complexity to communicate effectively with readers.  Students are strongly encouraged to
        take the AP exam.  Summer reading and accompanying assignments are required. Recommended pathway: complete honors process

         Dynamic Literacy of Patient Care CP                                                              218542

            MHS        11       10                                        English    B         N

         Offered At   Grades   Credits  College Credit  Pre/Co-Req  AP/H   Grad Req   A-G   Repeatable   CTE Pathway

        This is a course integrating English content with a focus on Health Science and Medical Technology – Patient Care specifically. The
        course is designed to help students develop an understanding of 11th grade English through rich connections to Health Science that
        will generate interest in English and increase student success.  The course allows students to make connections between English
        learning and content structures as they apply to a career in patient care. This course is for Health Career Academy Students ONLY.

         Ethnic Literature and Studies CP                                                                 218110


             BCHS     11-12     10                                        English    B         N
         Offered At   Grades   Credits  College Credit  Pre/Co-Req  AP/H   Grad Req   A-G   Repeatable   CTE Pathway

        This course will further develop students’ analytical and critical thinking, reading, and writing skills, as well as speaking skills, through
        a critical analysis of a wide variety of historical and contemporary issues of race, ethnicity, and identity in fiction and nonfiction texts.
        This course examines the history, culture, identities, and experiences of African Americans, Asian Americans, Latinx, Native Americans,
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        and other racialized people and minority groups in the United States from the 19  century to present. Rooted in critical social justice,
        this course aims to educate students to be socially and politically conscious at the micro and macro levels.
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