Bethel Park High School
Summer Reading Assignments for
Honors & AP English
Bethel Park High School
Summer Reading Assignments for
Honors & AP English
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Summer reading is required for students enrolled in Honors or Advanced Placement English courses.
Click on each link to read the welcome letter, reading list, and any additional information.
All assigned texts should be read, along with any related work, before the start of the school year.
10th Grade Honors
Welcome letter from Ms. Totty & Mr. Casagranda
Summer Reading list and additional information.
*LeighAnn: ADD ALL THESE DIRECTIONS TO A SINGLE DOCUMENT ON THE INFORMATION LINK, please. I don't want to have a lot of instructions on this website page. Thank you.
eText Folder of Pride & Prejudice in 3 Volumes, plus Glossary
Optional P&P Study Guide: Click and when it opens go to file-make a copy and answer the material in the new file that belongs to you. This is optional.
Pride and Prejudice audio in 44 parts: This audio link was created four years by an actress, J. Ehle. She played Elizabeth Bennet in a film production of Pride and Prejudice. This is a supplement to your reading of the text. Begin with Part 1, then continue if it is to your liking.
11th Grade AP Language
Welcome letter from Mrs. Bouch
Summer Reading list and additional information.
12th Grade Honors
Welcome letter from Mr. Wilson
Summer Reading list and additional information.
12th Grade AP Literature & Composition
Welcome letter from Mrs. Williams
Summer Reading list and course website.
If you have questions about summer reading or experience issues with this webpage, please contact BPHS ELA Curriculum Facilitator, Christopher Jack, by calling the high school at 412-854-8581.
English Language Arts Texts Selection
Literary texts in the BPHS English Language Arts courses are thoughtfully selected by English faculty, then reviewed and approved by District administrators. English teachers consider the contribution that each work may make to the education of the reader, its aesthetic value, its authenticity, its readability for a particular group of students, and its appeal to adolescents. The approved curriculum includes classic and contemporary texts selected particularly to equip students for their future as citizens in a democratic society and readers in post-secondary study. In acknowledging that all texts may not suit all students alike in style and substance, English teachers respect the right of individuals to be selective in their own reading while opposing efforts of individuals or groups to limit the freedom of choice or to impose their own standards or tastes upon the students at large. Students or parents who find a particular text not suited to their needs are advised to see their teacher and select an alternative text for independent study.
Click here to view the Bethel Park School District 2026-2027 Course Description Guide