This course emphasizes Greek and Roman myths and their relation to astronomy, astrology, literature, vocabulary, and other arts and sciences. Myths of other people as well as other literature significant to ancient cultures may be presented as time permits. This literature is important philosophically, caustically, intel- lectually, and socially as a historical foundation for ideas and attitudes of modem culture. Extensive read- ing, discussion, and writing are required. Grade level 9-12.
Newspaper provides laboratory opportunities for writing and editing the school publications.
This class allows the students to develop practical journalistic skills through writing news, sports, features, editorials, and headlines. Students still study graphics, layout, editing, proofreading, and photographic manage- ment. Expectations include individual responsibility, high quality work, and completion of tasks on time. Meeting deadlines is an essential element in this career field. Students may take newspaper one semester for English credit.