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AP English Language & Composition – 217016            English 12 CP – 210810
                   10 Credits              Grade(s) 11                   10 Credits              Grade(s) 12
                              1 Year Course                                         1 Year Course
                UC Requirement                 b                      UC Requirement                 b
               CSU Requirement              English                  CSU Requirement              English
                 School Site(s)      BCHS, LHS, THS, MHS               School Site(s)     BCHS, MCHS, THS, LHS,
            Description:   This  AP course in English language and                                 MHS
            composition  engages  students  in  becoming  skilled   Description:   Students  study representative works of
            readers  of  prose  written  in  a  variety  of  periods,   world literature to broaden  their global and cultural
            disciplines, and rhetorical  contexts and in becoming   perspectives.  This course prepares students for college
            skilled writers who compose for a variety of forms  -   level reading and writing.  It is a  literature-based
            narrative, exploratory, expository, argumentative—and   course which will emphasize higher  order thinking
            on  a  variety  of  subjects  from  personal  experience  to   skills,  intensive  narrative,  expository  and  analytical
                                                                  writing.  This  English curriculum is  based  on  the
            public policy, from imaginative literature to popular   California  Common  Core  Standards  for  English-
            culture. The course requires expository, analytical, and   Language Arts
            argumentative writing assignments.   As in the college
            course  for  which  the  AP  Language  and  Composition   English 12 Support Class – 216830 – students must be
            course substitutes, its purpose is to enable students to   enrolled in English 12
            read complex texts with understanding and to write           10 Credits              Grade(s) 12
            prose of sufficient richness and complexity to                         1 Year Course
            communicate effectively with readers.  Students are        School Site(s)               IHS
            strongly encouraged to take the AP exam.   Summer     Description:    This  course  is  designed  to  support  the
            reading and accompanying assignments are required.    English learner in successful completion of English 12.
                                                                  Students are provided with specific instruction in
            CSU Expository Reading & Writing – 217410             vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension skills,
                   10 Credits              Grade(s) 12            and  writing.    The  emphasis  is  previewing  the
                              1 Year Course                       instruction in English 12  class so students can
                UC Requirement                 b                  successfully complete the requirements of the class.
                CSU Requirement              English
                  School Site(s)        LHS, BCHS, MHS            AP English Literature & Composition – 217116
                                                                         10 Credits              Grade(s) 12
            The goal of the Expository Reading and Writing Course                  1 Year Course
            is  to  prepare  college-bound  seniors  for  the  literacy   UC Requirement             b
            demands  of  higher  education.    Through  a  sequence  of   CSU Requirement         English
            fourteen  rigorous  instructional  modules,  students  in   School Site(s)     BCHS, LHS, THS, MHS
            this yearlong, rhetoric-based course develop advanced   Description:  This course is designed to prepare college
            proficiency in expository, analytical and argumentative   bound seniors for English Literature 12, AP test.  The
            reading and writing.                                  class will be based on the study of literature with
                                                                  extensive assignments in critical reading, preparing
            English 12 – 210800                                   them for college-level critical reading and  literary
                   10 Credits              Grade(s) 12            analysis.  Students write intensively, primarily critical,
                              1 Year Course                       analytical  essays related to the literature they are
                 School Site(s)        BCHS, MHS, MCHS,           studying.    They  write  frequently  in  class,  sharpening
                                         THS, LHS, IHS            their abilities to respond to the kinds of essay questions
            Description:  Students study representative works of   they will face on the AP exam and as college students in
            world literature to broaden their global and cultural   timed writing situations.  Note: This course is designed
            perspectives.  This course prepares students for college   for the highly motivated  student who is responsible
            level reading and writing.  It is a  literature-based   enough  to  handle  rigorous  reading  and  writing
            course which will emphasize higher order  thinking    assignments on a daily basis, and to complete summer
            skills,  intensive  narrative,  expository  and  analytical   reading  and/or  between  sessions  reading  as  well.
            writing. This English curriculum is  based  on  the   Students are strongly encouraged to take the AP exam.
            California  Common  Core  Standards  for  English-    Summer  reading  and  accompanying  assignments  are
            Language Arts.   This  course  meets  the  District   required.   Recommended pathway:  complete honors
            graduation  requirements,    but  not  the  UC/CSU  a-g   process.
            entrance requirements.






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