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POETRY                             Sem             2.5 credits                        GRADES 10-12

        This course offers an in-depth study of poetry from various time periods.  Students will study poets from the
        Harlem  Renaissance,  the  Transcendentalist  Movement, the Beat Generation, and The Geraldine R. Dodge
        Poetry Festival, among others.  Members of this class will learn to critically read and analyze poetry for style,
        structure, literary and historical context, and theme.   In addition to literary interpretation, students will write,
        perform, and publish their own poems in an attempt to discover their own unique voice and style.


        JOURNALISM                   Year                  5 credits                               GRADES  10-12
        This  course  explores  the  fundamentals  of  news  writing  and  the  development  of  journalistic  procedures.
        Students will prepare news-related stories including features, in-depth articles, editorials, and reviews, with a
        concentration on design layout, editing, and revision for publication. Students will study the evolution of media
        throughout history, focusing on the responsibilities of news organizations and the validity of sources, as well as
        on analyzing how evolving technologies, such as the Internet and social media, have influenced changes in
        journalism.



















































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