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LEVEL II
        FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH                      Year        5 credits                  GRADES  10-12
        Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level I French, Italian, or Spanish. It is strongly recommended
        that students demonstrate language proficiency by earning a 75 or higher in a Level I course.
        Students will work towards Intermediate Low Interpretive (listening & reading), Interpersonal (speaking &
        writing) and Presentational (speaking & writing) skills.  Students will interact with and produce developed
        texts  and  conversations  in  the  target language and expand the depth of their vocabulary and work in
        tenses  beyond  the  present.   The  primary  focus  of a Level Two World Language course is to expand
        thoughts with greater detail and ask questions, with an introduction to global perspectives.

        Scheduling Note: Students who enroll after September and who do not have a World Language class on their
        schedule will have their World Language course deferred until the following year.
        Exception: Seniors in need of a World Language course for their graduation requirement.

        LEVEL III HONORS
        FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH           Year    5 credits                      GRADES  11-12
        “Dual Credit Opportunity”
        Prerequisite: Students must have earned a grade of 80% or higher in Level II, with a strongly
        suggested 85 or above in Level II.
        Students will work towards Intermediate Mid Interpretive (listening & reading), Interpersonal (speaking &
        writing) and Presentational (speaking & writing) skills.   Students will interact with and create advanced
        texts and conversations in the target language and expand the depth of their vocabulary and work in the
        present,  past,  and  future  tenses.   The  primary  focus  of  a  Level  Three  World  Language  course  is to
        expand thoughts with greater detail and ask a variety of questions, and interact with a variety of familiar
        and researched topics, with an exploration into global perspectives.

        Dual Credit Option:
        At this level, students who complete this course with   a “B”or better have the opportunity to earn Dual
        Credit  at  Camden  County  College,  allowing  them  to  gain  college-level  recognition  for  their  language
        proficiency.


        LEVEL IV HONORS
        FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH    Year               5 credits                               GRADE  12
        “Dual Credit Opportunity”
        Prerequisite:
        It is recommended that students have earned a grade of 80% or higher in Level III Honors.
        Students will work towards Intermediate High Interpretive (listening & reading), Interpersonal (speaking &
        writing)  and  Presentational  (speaking  &  writing)  skills.   Students  will  interact  with  and  create
        paragraph-length texts and conversations in the target language, expand the depth of their vocabulary,
        and narrate in the past, present, and future.  The primary focus of a Level Four World Language course is
        to express thoughts and opinions, make suggestions and offer solutions to problems, both concrete and
        abstract, in familiar, unfamiliar, and global contexts.

        Distinguished Options for World Language Students
        New Jersey State Seal of Biliteracy: Eligible students may earn the NJ Seal of Biliteracy, certifying
        them as biliterate on their official transcript. [Link for more information]

        Dual  Credit  Option:  At  this  level,  students  who  complete this course with   a “B”or better have the
        opportunity  to  earn  Dual  Credit  at  Camden  County  College,  allowing  them  to  gain  college-level
        recognition for their language proficiency.










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