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FRENCH 3                                                   This course aims specifically at preparing the
                                                           student for the national Advanced Placement
(Full year, 1 credit)                                      French Language and Culture Examination focusing
Prerequisite: must have completed level 2and               on six themes: Beauty and Aesthetics, Families and
maintained at least a “C” average.                         Communities, Global Challenges, Science and
By the end of the year, a French 3 student would be        Technology, Contemporary Life, and Personal and
expected to communicate at the intermediate-low            Public Identities. It is intended for serious, advanced
level according to the national ACTFL standards.           students reaching the intermediate-high level and
Intermediate-low can describe with sentences, use          possibly advanced-low level of proficiency according
strings of sentences, express their own thoughts in        the national ACTFL (American Council on the
a single time frame. They will be using interpretive,      Teaching of Foreign Language) standards.
interpersonal and presentational skills in the
classroom for both practice and assessment. They           AP Exam: $94.00
are expected to compare and contrast cultures
embedded in the language program. Activities are           GERMAN 1
based on authentic situations and have real
meaning to the students.                                   (Full year, 1 credit)

HONORS FRENCH 4                                            By the end of the year, a German 1 student would
                                                           be expected to communicate at the novice-mid level
(Full year, 1 credit)                                      according to the national ACTFL (American Council
Prerequisite: must have completed level 3 and              on the Teaching of Foreign Language) standards.
maintained at least a “C” average.                         Novice-mid can identify with phrases, combine
                                                           words, express ideas with simple phrases and
By the end of the year, a French 4 student would be        expressions. They will be using interpretive,
expected to communicate at the intermediate-mid            interpersonal and presentational skills in the
level according to the national ACTFL (American            classroom for both practice and assessment. They
Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language)               are expected to compare and contrast cultures
standards. Intermediate-mid can describe with              embedded in the language program. Activities are
strings of sentences, combine time frames, and             based on authentic situations and have real
create with language. They will be using                   meaning to the students.
interpretive, interpersonal and presentational skills
in the classroom for both practice and assessment.         GERMAN 2
They are expected to compare and contrast cultures
embedded in the language program. Activities are           (Full year, 1 credit)
based on authentic situations and have real                Prerequisite: must have completed level 1 and
meaning to the students. This is a precursor to the        maintained at least a “C” average.
Advanced Placement class. The students will be
challenged to perform at a level commensurate to           By the end of the year, a German 2 student would
the Honors level program.                                  be expected to communicate at the novice-high
                                                           level according to the national ACTFL (American
AP FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE                             Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language)
                                                           standards. Novice-high can describe with phrases
(Full year, 1 credit)                                      and can identify with short sentences in present
Prerequisite: must have completed level 4 Honors           time frame. They will be using interpretive,
and maintained at least a “B-” average.                    interpersonal and presentational skills in the
                                                           classroom for both practice and assessment. They

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