English
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ENGLISH 10 (52510)
ENGLISH 10 (52510)
A world literature emphasis in reading, writing, speaking, and listening while studying informational, fictional and literary text.
A world literature emphasis in reading, writing, speaking, and listening while studying informational, fictional and literary text.
No Fee 10TH Grade 1.0 English 10 Credit
No Fee 10TH Grade 1.0 English 10 Credit
ENGLISH 10 HONORS (52610)
ENGLISH 10 HONORS (52610)
An intellectually challenging course that will prepare students for college-level writing/literature classes. Focus will be on improving reading skills, analyzing literature, writing strategies, and analytically-based discussions. Students planning on taking AP and or Concurrent English classes their 11th/12th grade years should consider taking this course.
An intellectually challenging course that will prepare students for college-level writing/literature classes. Focus will be on improving reading skills, analyzing literature, writing strategies, and analytically-based discussions. Students planning on taking AP and or Concurrent English classes their 11th/12th grade years should consider taking this course.
No Fee 10TH Grade 1.0 English 10 Credit
No Fee 10TH Grade 1.0 English 10 Credit
ENGLISH 11 (52520)
ENGLISH 11 (52520)
Students develop skills in reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, poetry, and communication. Emphasis: American literature and academic writing, with some preparation for the ACT.
Students develop skills in reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, poetry, and communication. Emphasis: American literature and academic writing, with some preparation for the ACT.
No Fee 11th Grade 1.0 English 11 Credit
No Fee 11th Grade 1.0 English 11 Credit
ENGLISH 11 or 12 AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION (52625)
ENGLISH 11 or 12 AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION (52625)
Consider A.P Lang.
AP Language and Composition focuses on writing and the study of rhetoric, which is the study of persuasion. The texts that are included in AP Lang include lots of non-fiction and historical or current events. If you’re a person that likes English, there is plenty for you in this class, but there is also a lot for people who aren’t the typical “English” person…. a lot of students take it because they want the communication, critical thinking, and writing skills that will help them in their future careers in business, tech, creative careers, and I even have a handful of students who are into healthcare, and they use what we do in AP Lang to be leaders in that field, and to make them stand out.
Fee: AP Test /Books 11th or 12th GRADE 1.0 English 11 credit
Fee: AP Test /Books 11th or 12th GRADE 1.0 English 11 credit
ENGLISH 11 or 12 AP LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION (52630)
ENGLISH 11 or 12 AP LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION (52630)
AP English Literature and Composition is a university-level course designed to engage students in the careful reading and critical analysis of some of the greatest literature ever written! A score of three or better on the AP exam gives the student ENGL 2200 HU/DV (3) WSU credit. Recommendations: 19 or above English ACT score and a 3.0 English GPA.
AP English Literature and Composition is a university-level course designed to engage students in the careful reading and critical analysis of some of the greatest literature ever written! A score of three or better on the AP exam gives the student ENGL 2200 HU/DV (3) WSU credit. Recommendations: 19 or above English ACT score and a 3.0 English GPA.
Fee: AP Test/Books 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 English 12 credit
Fee: AP Test/Books 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 English 12 credit
ENGLISH 12 (52530)
ENGLISH 12 (52530)
With a concentration of studying various genres of British literature, this course focuses on improving basic writing skills in order to prepare the student for post-high careers. All forms of writing are integrated into this full-year course: narrative, argumentative, and research. Each novel, story, and assignment helps the students to identify text-to-self and world connections.
With a concentration of studying various genres of British literature, this course focuses on improving basic writing skills in order to prepare the student for post-high careers. All forms of writing are integrated into this full-year course: narrative, argumentative, and research. Each novel, story, and assignment helps the students to identify text-to-self and world connections.
No Fee 12th Grade 1.0 English 12 credit
No Fee 12th Grade 1.0 English 12 credit
CREATIVE WRITING (52330)
CREATIVE WRITING (52330)
I was sitting in class, staring out the window. There was a student sitting on the curb, maybe waiting to be picked up from school? I started to daydream about where that student was going, maybe a doctor appointment? No, they were leaving to be interviewed on TV. They recently invented the cure for cancer, accidentally, in chemistry class. It was awesome when it happened, we all got a week off from school. No one was injured, but their mistake caused a small explosion that set off the fire alarm and sprinklers. The entire school was soaked from the mess. Imagine that, a seventeen-year-old student stumbling on the cure for cancer. It’s not so crazy of an idea, Penicillin was discovered about the same way…
Do you ever daydream stories like this? Are you a creative person? Have you ever imagined yourself writing a movie, or publishing a novel, or winning the state slam poetry competition? Do you rewrite better endings to Netflix series in your head? Was Dr. Seuss a favorite of yours, because his stories were so unique? In this class, students will immerse in the creative side of writing. All levels of writers are welcome. Come write with us!
No fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 English 12 credit
No fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 English 12 credit
JOURNALISM (52240)
JOURNALISM (52240)
Designed for first-year journalism students, this course teaches all phases of news production, including: interviewing, writing, editing, researching, computer design and layout, photography, and advertising. Students who wish to register for the advanced class (newspaper staff), will need to earn no less than a B in this class.
Designed for first-year journalism students, this course teaches all phases of news production, including: interviewing, writing, editing, researching, computer design and layout, photography, and advertising. Students who wish to register for the advanced class (newspaper staff), will need to earn no less than a B in this class.
No fee 10th, 11th, or 12th Grades 0.5 English 12 credit
No fee 10th, 11th, or 12th Grades 0.5 English 12 credit
JOURNALISM ADVANCED (52340) PAW PRINT NEWSPAPER
JOURNALISM ADVANCED (52340) PAW PRINT NEWSPAPER
Limited to the school newspaper staff, it involves all the phases of production, writing, editing, research, computer design, and layout. Photography and business advertising skills are also taught. This class is a lettering opportunity.
Limited to the school newspaper staff, it involves all the phases of production, writing, editing, research, computer design, and layout. Photography and business advertising skills are also taught. This class is a lettering opportunity.
Pre-requisite: Journalism
Pre-requisite: Journalism
No fee 11th or 12th Grades 1.0 English 12 credit
No fee 11th or 12th Grades 1.0 English 12 credit
DEBATE (SPEECH AND DEBATE) (52270)
DEBATE (SPEECH AND DEBATE) (52270)
Learn how to debate, argue, give informative public speeches, and individual performance. Debate and Public Speaking is a wide-ranged field that offers different events from mock student congress, one on one and team debate, to prepared speeches, and theatrical monologues. This is an exciting student-driven class that will sharpen oration skills and prepare you for a lifetime of speaking.
By joining this class, you will be on Fremont’s Speech and Debate team. You are expected to compete against other schools throughout the year. We use class to prepare, we go to competitions to compete. You may take this class and be on the team all three years.
10, 11th, or 12th Grades 1.0 English 12 credit
District Fee $85 and Competition fees will apply.
AG COMMUNICATIONS I & II (84050/84051)
AG COMMUNICATIONS I & II (84050/84051)
Agricultural Communications affects all aspects of our lives. This introductory course will teach students to communicate in a clear, courteous, concise, complete, and correct manner on both the personal and professional levels. Competency will be developed in oral, written, interpersonal, technological, and employment communication. Listening skills will be incorporated throughout the semester. The overriding goal is to provide students with a solid communication base, so they are able to communicate effectively.
Agricultural Communications affects all aspects of our lives. This introductory course will teach students to communicate in a clear, courteous, concise, complete, and correct manner on both the personal and professional levels. Competency will be developed in oral, written, interpersonal, technological, and employment communication. Listening skills will be incorporated throughout the semester. The overriding goal is to provide students with a solid communication base, so they are able to communicate effectively.
Fremont Class Fee 10TH, 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 CTE or ENGL 12 credit
Fremont Class Fee 10TH, 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 CTE or ENGL 12 credit
WSU ENGLISH 1010 (52420)
WSU ENGLISH 1010 (52420)
This is a writing intensive course. Students must buy a writing handbook. Course requirements include: 20 pages of essay, and 90% attendance. A 90% attendance policy is strictly enforced (this includes all excused absences). This is a SEMESTER course, but receives year credit with a passing grade both qtrs. Pre-requisite: Students must have a minimum of 19 on their ACT test scores in both Reading and English.
This is a writing intensive course. Students must buy a writing handbook. Course requirements include: 20 pages of essay, and 90% attendance. A 90% attendance policy is strictly enforced (this includes all excused absences). This is a SEMESTER course, but receives year credit with a passing grade both qtrs. Pre-requisite: Students must have a minimum of 19 on their ACT test scores in both Reading and English.
Book Fee (Approximately $100.00)
Book Fee (Approximately $100.00)
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
ENG 1010 - 3 credits WSU CE fees apply WSU Gen Ed
ENG 1010 - 3 credits WSU CE fees apply WSU Gen Ed
WSU ENGLISH 2015 (52422) (Counts for ENGL2010 and LIBS 1704)
WSU ENGLISH 2015 (52422) (Counts for ENGL2010 and LIBS 1704)
This is a writing intensive course. English 2015 builds upon the habits and skills developed in English 1010. The course provides instruction and practice in exposition, argumentation/persuasion, and documented research. It emphasizes critical thinking, the reciprocity of reading and writing, and the production of well-developed analytical arguments. Course requirements include: 20 pages of essay, and 90% attendance. A 90% attendance policy is strictly enforced (this includes all excused absences). This is a SEMESTER course, but receives year credit with passing grade both qtrs.
This is a writing intensive course. English 2015 builds upon the habits and skills developed in English 1010. The course provides instruction and practice in exposition, argumentation/persuasion, and documented research. It emphasizes critical thinking, the reciprocity of reading and writing, and the production of well-developed analytical arguments. Course requirements include: 20 pages of essay, and 90% attendance. A 90% attendance policy is strictly enforced (this includes all excused absences). This is a SEMESTER course, but receives year credit with passing grade both qtrs.
Pre-requisite: ENGL 1010 with a “C” grade or better, OR score of 3 or higher on the AP Language exam, OR 29 or higher on ACT test scores in both Reading AND English.
Pre-requisite: ENGL 1010 with a “C” grade or better, OR score of 3 or higher on the AP Language exam, OR 29 or higher on ACT test scores in both Reading AND English.
Concurrent Enrollment offered Through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
Concurrent Enrollment offered Through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
WSU CE fees apply/Books ENG 2015 – 3 credits
WSU CE fees apply/Books ENG 2015 – 3 credits
WSU ENGLISH 1005 (52418)
WSU ENGLISH 1005 (52418)
This course introduces students to the habits and practices necessary for reading and writing at the college level. Students will focus on the writing process, writing for specific audiences, collaboration with peers, grammatical and mechanical correctness, improving reading comprehension, and the interrelationship between reading and writing.
This course introduces students to the habits and practices necessary for reading and writing at the college level. Students will focus on the writing process, writing for specific audiences, collaboration with peers, grammatical and mechanical correctness, improving reading comprehension, and the interrelationship between reading and writing.
Pre-requisite ACT 13 English and 16 Reading
Pre-requisite ACT 13 English and 16 Reading
Concurrent Enrollment offered Through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
Concurrent Enrollment offered Through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
WSU CE fees apply/Books ENGL – 6 elective credits including the prerequisite to take 2010 or 2015 in college.
WSU CE fees apply/Books ENGL – 6 elective credits including the prerequisite to take 2010 or 2015 in college.
WSU COMMUNICATION 2110 (52425)
WSU COMMUNICATION 2110 (52425)
Provides students with skills to communicate in small and interpersonal groups. Learn to work with family, work, and personal communication dilemmas like a pro. Students will work in groups throughout the course to complete class assignments, service projects, and take tests. A 90% attendance policy is strictly enforced (this includes all excused absences). Students are responsible for WSU course textbook purchase.
Provides students with skills to communicate in small and interpersonal groups. Learn to work with family, work, and personal communication dilemmas like a pro. Students will work in groups throughout the course to complete class assignments, service projects, and take tests. A 90% attendance policy is strictly enforced (this includes all excused absences). Students are responsible for WSU course textbook purchase.
This is a SEMESTER course, but receives year credit with passing grade both qtrs.
This is a SEMESTER course, but receives year credit with passing grade both qtrs.
Book Fee (approximately $80.00)
Book Fee (approximately $80.00)
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU 1.0 English 12 credit 12th Grade
COMM 2110 – 3 credits WSU CE fees apply WSU Gen Ed
COMM 2110 – 3 credits WSU CE fees apply WSU Gen Ed
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