English
Graduation Requirements: 4.0 credits
SOPHOMORE CLASSES
English 10 (52210) ncaa approved
Grade: 10
Length: Year
Credit: Eng 10
Description: Designed to improve basic English skills (reading, writing, speaking, and listening).
English 10 honors (52610) ncaa approved
Grade: 10
Length: Year
Credit: Eng 10
Description: Challenging and fast-paced, focus is on analytical - reading and writing in preparation for future A.P., ACT, and PSAT testing in future years.
JUNIOR CLASSES
english 11 cp (52520) ncaa approved
Grade: 11
Length: year
Credit: ENG 11
Description: Basic language arts skills for careers and college. ACT prep included.
english 11 honors (52620) ncaa approved
Grade: 11
Length: year
Credit: ENG 11
Description: Challenging and fast-paced, focus is on analytical reading and writing in preparation for A.P. testing next year. ACT prep included.
english 11 language ap (52625) ncaa approved
Grade: 11
Length: year
Credit: ENG 11
Fees: AP Test/Books
Comments: ENG 1010 - 3 credits plus English Elective - 3 credits
Score of 3 or higher on the AP exam qualifies students for English 2010. CE course address adult topics and issues within various assignments/discussions along with the required reading and appropriate film analysis for the specific course. All materials for such courses are on college level.
Description: College-level work in preparation for AP Language and Composition test. Emphasis on critical analysis of prose and rhetoric –how style supports purpose. Much practice in crafting arguments and analyzing rhetorical strategies in arguments. Course includes literary reading, direct vocabulary instruction, and analysis of print and non-print media. May earn college credit upon passing AP test.
sENIOR CLASSES
english 12 cp (52530) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: year
Credit: ENG 12
Description: Basic language arts skills for careers and college
English 12 ap literature composition (52630) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: year
Credit: ENG 12 (AP ENG 1010 3 credits & HUDV 2200 3 credits)
Fees: AP Test/Books
Comments: CE course address adult topics and issues within various assignments/discussions along with the required reading and appropriate film analysis for the specific course. All materials for such courses are on college level.
Description: College-level work in preparation for AP test. Emphasis on critical analysis of literature. May earn college credit upon passing AP test.
English language ap (52625) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: year
Credit: ENG 12 (AP ENG 1010 3 credits & HUDV 2200 3 credits)
Fees: AP Test/Books
Comments: CE course address adult topics and issues within various assignments/discussions along with the required reading and appropriate film analysis for the specific course. All materials for such courses are on college level.
Description: College-level work in preparation for AP test. Emphasis on critical analysis of literature. May earn college credit upon passing AP test.
english 1010 (52420) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: semester
Credit: ENG 12 WSU ENG 1010 3 credits
Fees: WSU CE Fees/ Book
Comments: Course addresses adult topics and issues within various assignments/discussions along with the required reading and appropriate film analysis for the specific course.
Pre-requisite: Students must have a minimum of 19 on their ACT test scores in both Reading and English.
english 2015 (52423) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: semester
Credit: ENG 12 WSU ENG 2015 3 credits
Fees: WSU CE fee
Comments: Prerequisite: English 1010, score of 3 or higher on AP Lang/Comp exam, or scores of 29 or higher on ACT English and Reading.
Description: This course is Technology Intensive Concurrent Enrollment (T.I.C.E.) and requires regular computer and Internet access for work submission and online activities. Course advances instruction in English 1010 by elevating writing practice to analysis and writing of research arguments, while continuing to emphasize that sources are part of an ongoing conversation.
english 2200 (52435) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: semester
Credit: ENG 12 WSU ENG 2200 3 credits
Fees: WSU CE fee/Book
Comments: CE course address adult topics and issues within various assignments/discussions along with the required reading and appropriate film analysis for the specific course. All materials for such courses are on college level.
Description: This is a CE college course introduction to literature. Students will read and analyze fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama for all the features of writing that make it interesting: speakers, points of view, themes, symbols, figurative language, etc.
Communications 2110 (52425) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: semester
Credit: ENG 12 WSU COMM 2110 3 credits
Fees: WSU CE Fee/Book
Comments: WSU Credit 12 grade CE course address adult topics and issues within various assignments/discussions along with the required reading and appropriate film analysis for the specific course. All materials for such courses are on college level.
Description: College course on small group communication. 3.0 GPA required and recommended completion of ACT (college entrance exam). College-level writing and testing involved. May not be accepted as 4th year English credit by some colleges, for example (BYU). 3 WSU credits (general education).
DIGITAL MEDIA 2/COMM 2250 CE (28388)
GRADE: 10, 11, 12
LENGTH: 0.5
CREDIT:CTE COMM 2250 - 3 CREDITS LA Elective
FEE: WSU CE fee
COMMENTS: Experience the power of digital photo, graphic design, video editing, computer animation, and audio by mastering the industry-standard Adobe software suite. Create unique movie posters, design a personal logo, print t-shirts, edit an epic video, bring a character to life, and so much more! Through this course you will become an Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator Certified Professional. Join the exploding digital arts field and be prepared for immediate employment, and further education. Concurrent Enrollment WSU2250. Click for examples and more information.
english 1005 (52418) ncaa approved
Grade: 12
Length: Year long
Credit: ENG 12
Fees: WSU CE Fee/Book
Pre-requisite ACT 13 English and 16 Reading
This course consists of reading and writing skills covered in English 950, 955 and English 1010.
Agricultural Communications (84050 & 84051)
Grade: 12
Length: Year
Credit: CTE or ENG 12
Fee:
Description: Communications affects all aspects of our lives. This 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. The overriding goal is to provide students with a solid communication base, so they are able to communicate effectively. Students will complete the course with a greater understanding of the impact of technology and the need for effective communication skills to advance in their chosen career path. Upon completion of this course students can receive a 12th grade English credit.
DEbate 1 (52270)
Grade: 10,11,12
Length: year
Credit: ENG ELECTIVE
Fees: $85 pay to play
Comments: Must meet HSAA eligibility requirements to participate
Description: This introductory course is open to incoming sophomores and juniors interested in developing skills in public speaking and argumentation. As part of the class, students will join a competitive
debate 2 (52370)
Grade: 11,12
Length: year
Credit: ENG ELECTIVE
Fees: $85 pay to play
Comments: Eligibility requirements
Description: Students in this course will be joining the varsity speech and debate team. The purpose of call it to help student specialize in one of various events and prepare for competition against other school. The class is open to students who have completed Debate 1, as well as all high school seniors. Student needs to be self-motivated in completing specialized tasks, not always done by the rest of the class. Student is required to attend scheduled competitions, pay participations fees, and maintain acceptable grades and citizenship in other classes.
eLECTIVE CLASSES
journalism (52240) ncaa approved
Grade: 10,11,12
Length: year
Credit: ENG ELECTIVE
Description: Journalistic writing, proof reading, editing layout, business, design, and photography. Publish the Warrior News. Student will be working with Video Productions/Warrior TV in broadcasting.
poetry/creative writing (52535) ncaa approved
Grade: 11,12
Length: semester
Credit: ENG ELECTIVE
Description: High-school-level study and practice of techniques of short fiction and poetry. Students read and write intensively in short fiction and poetry. Collaboration and peer critique are part of this course.